I want to share a few interesting points from a recent article by the Huffington Post.

• You might already know that Belize is a melting pot, with no ethnic majority and influences from many cultures. You might not know that one culture that has shaped Belize for centuries – the Mayan people – still represent 11% of the population and add a special vibrancy the country.
• Have you ever tried Boil Up? Boil Up is a Belizean gumbo made with yams, cassava, tomatoes, onions, sweet potatoes, fish, pig’s tail, water, salt, pepper, dough, eggs, plantains, and bananas. And it’s delicious.
• Belize lacks a standing army and has never been involved in a real armed conflict. A peaceful history, a peaceful present … heading towards a peaceful future.

Cultural, food, and peace. And of course subtropical climate, white sandy beaches, and the kind of turquoise waters you see in TV commercials.

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References

• The Huffington Post