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When UNESCO’s website pays tribute to a single nation for contributing more than the usual amount of energy to sustainability, the world takes notice. A recent statement on the non-profit’s website salutes Belize, calling the nation “a global leader … Read more
This fact could blow your mind: Some people find it impossible to relax. Scientists writing for Psychology Today magazine searched the word relax on Google and found 362,000,000 responses. Upon further investigation, this truth emerged: Some people c… Read more
How complicated is your life? If your answer is “Very!” you’re likely a multi-tasker extraordinaire who juggles work, family, social, and volunteer roles. When your phone rings and you learn that someone needs your help, you’re the first to say yes.… Read more
Why are destination weddings “booming”? The list of reasons is long and unambiguous: Couples save money, and love having only their nearest and dearest family members and friends on hand to share this joyous occasion. Further, why not tie the knot at… Read more
Even travelers who insist that risk-taking activities are not their favorite ways to recreate admit that they’ve either been tempted to walk on the wild side or decided the time had come to give something exciting a try. Of course, “exciting” means d… Read more
If you find yourself hanging on every word printed in prestigious Scientific American publications, you’ll be intrigued by this online magazine's fascinating article headline, “Not Everyone Wants to be Happy.”
You’re not alone if you’re taken aback b… Read more
Is this the year you do something offbeat to celebrate the 4th of July that doesn’t involve the standard hot dog roast? Have you thought about going abroad and leaving teeming beach crowds and get-togethers where you’re forced to chat up nosy relativ… Read more
Did the Maya people have any idea what they had started when they invented chocolate around 900 AD? Not likely. Since its discovery, chocolate became a hot commodity. Chief among its uses was using chocolate (xocoatl) for sacred rituals conducted by… Read more
If you've been mulling a visit to Belize and you've done your homework, you know that Ambergris Caye has ceded the title of "most happening place" to Hopkins. This quiet, laid-back village is fast developing a reputation for being a cultural mecca. L… Read more
Is Belize in the Caribbean? This question may seem far-fetched, but if you’ve visited, you already know that Belize is more Caribbean than all of its neighbors combined.
Any country located along the Caribbean Sea’s shoreline can lay claim to … Read more