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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
The news in mid-March 2024 remains disheartening for U.S. lobster aficionados as the media continues to buzz about "lobsterflation." Soaring lobster prices imposed by Maine lobstermen have driven the cost sky-high, with reports indicating that a 2-p… Read more
This could come as a surprise to you, but “local experiences are the new frontier of travel,” according to an ABC reporter roaming around Australia to measure the “pre-Covid” travel experience against today’s less restrictive scene. Conclusion reach… Read more
Abandoning hot spots for quieter, less crowded areas – especially when your choice of lodgings offers you the same number of attractions, tourist sites, and natural wonders – could be your new travel philosophy if you’re weary of crowds and prefer r… Read more
Unlike its Central American neighbors, Belize stands alone in terms of its history and culture, because only Belize was named a member of the British Commonwealth. As a result, England’s influence has differentiated the nation from others, a fact not… Read more
There’s much more to Belize than sand, surf, and sun. This land is home to remarkable people, too.
North Americans learn all about U.S. roots when history teachers explain how the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock in search of freedom from English k… Read more
