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The dour economy is not stopping U.S. brides and grooms from saying "I do" on Caribbean sand. Many hoteliers expect to handle about the same number of destination weddings this year as 2008, despite a drop in overall bookings. A 2006 survey Read More...
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Although the islands are named after shallow waters, there's a lot of depth to explore (The Tourist Board of Bahamas) By: John Bantin (Timesonline) The name for the Bahamas comes from “baja mar”, the Spanish for “shallow sea”, Read More...
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Island of Roatan the unspoiled gem of the Caribbean - for now Posted By JIM WILSON, SUN MEDIA I just had breakfast with a monkey. Of course, that's what my girlfriend says almost every morning. But in this case it's a white-faced spider monkey, Read More...
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By JOHN EWOLDT, Star Tribune Belize became a second home to Dean Sanberg and his wife, Kathleen, in 2006, after they fell in love with the country during a vacation. "My son and I were certified in scuba diving during the vacation while my wife and Read More...
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During the boom economy it was hard enough to climb onto the real estate ladder to buy a first home, let alone a vacation property with an ocean view or ski-slope access. But the economic crisis has brought a bit of sunshine for investors who in the recent Read More...
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If you’re looking for a place to buy a property in 2009, what about Belize? It’s a spectacularly beautiful nation with a fabulous climate, it’s part of the British Commonwealth and English is the main language in Belize, tourism is on Read More...
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By Jeremy Schwartz Cox News Service Posted: 12/21/2008 12:30:00 AM MST BELIZE CITY, Belize — I knew Belize was going to be something different as soon as we got to the remote border crossing in southern Mexico. As we got off our bus to get our passports Read More...
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BLUE IS THE colour of sorrow, for those who have never seen the Caribbean. It is best viewed in your bare feet from a rocking reggae boat with rum punch in hand. Seventeen of us set off on the Ragga Queen for a sailing adventure and ended up as friends Read More...
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