Travel Agent and Commission Information
Belizean Dreams Resort
Belizean Dreams Resort is pleased to share that we do work with travel agents. We’re thrilled to begin this journey with you and greatly appreciate the partnership we’re building with agents. We want to highlight how important it is for your clients to book directly through you. However, we recognize that we cannot control whether clients choose to contact us directly, and often we have no way of knowing when that occurs. To best support you, we kindly ask that you encourage your clients to book through you and to inform us if they plan to reach out directly. As we navigate this dynamic, we remain dedicated to providing exceptional service and look forward to collaborating with you to enhance your clients' travel experiences. Please review some of our most frequently asked questions from Agents like yourself.
Your clients may have many questions about Belize – the primary one being – “How do I experience it all?” Belizean Dreams is an intimate, all inclusive resort located in the quaint coastal village of Hopkins, Belize. Our resort is on the beach, in the southern coastal area of Belize. We’re just minutes away from all of Belize’s major attractions such as: Maya Temples, Caves, Waterfalls and an EXCLUSIVE Snorkeling Tours to the Belize Barrier Reef.
Does Belizean Dreams pay commission?
Yes, we do pay commission to agents on our All Inclusive Package and our Mayan Jungle & Beach Package.
What commission do agents earn on bookings?
Agents should pay the rack booking cost to earn a commission on bookings. Please contact reservations with your IOTA number to get more details about the commission you'll earn on the booking.
The following are not eligible for commission:
- Wedding Package
- Package Add-Ons or À La Carte items
- Tours or Spa Services
- Bookings during Christmas & New Year (including the weeks before and after), contact reservations for exact dates
- Rates already discounted
- Rates for children ages 12 and under (13+ are charged as adults)
How do Agents collect their commission?
Card payments accepted: Visa, Amex and MasterCard Credit cards/ Debit card. Kindly note: Discover is currently not being accepted.
For agents to receive commission, the following form must be filled so we can send your commission via a wire transfer or bank draft: Commission Form.
Getting To Know Belize
Once known as “Mother Nature’s Best Kept Secret” Belize is now an alluring travel destination for people from all walks of life. With glistening sandy beaches, untouched rainforests, and a rich cultural history dating all the way back to the ancient Maya, it’s a country that offers something for everyone. Belize is home to a wealth of natural wonders offering unrivaled diving, untouched coral patches, dense jungle, and an underground Mayan world rich with history. From its pristine tropical rainforest to the largest barrier reef in the world, Belize is every traveler’s dream come true.
The Journey
In more recent years, getting to Belize from North America has gotten much faster with direct, nonstop flights from major cities. As the only English-speaking nation in Central America, bordered and strongly influenced by the shores of the Caribbean, Belize is at the epicenter of every wanderlust traveler’s dreams.
In the United States, American Airlines, Delta, Southwest, Sun Country Airlines, United Airlines, and others all now operate flights to Belize (code: BZE) from nearly a dozen major cities, including Atlanta, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Charlotte, Denver, Minneapolis, and Miami. There are also flights from Toronto, Cancun, Merida, Roatan, Panama City, San Pedro Sula, San Salvador. Currently, all international flights to Belize land at the Philip S. W. Goldson International Airport (BZE). Kindly note, rates do not include international travel.
The Weather
Unlike most other parts of the world, Belize only has two seasons – wet and dry. Our “dry” season is our peak season for visitors who come looking to escape a bleak and dreary Northern winter. The dry season begins in late November (around Thanksgiving) and ends in May. Within our dry season, however, there are three months that are especially the warmest and driest of them all: March, April, and May. That means these months are prime months for all aquatic activities like kayaking, paddle boarding, swimming, diving, snorkeling, fishing and so much more!
The Locals
What makes Belize unique is quite simple: its people. As a small nation with a little over 400,000 residents, Belize is a melting pot of various cultures. With its British colonial ties, Carib settlers, Central American neighbors, and more recent immigrants from around the world, you will surely meet friendly locals with interesting stories. Although most cultures have their own native tongue, English is the official language of Belize, making it easy for tourists to navigate and form a connection with the locals.
