Belize Tourism Board and the Protected Areas Conservation Trust sign MoU to boost sustainable Tourism in Belize

By Zoila Palma Gonzalez: On March 8, 2024, the Protected Areas Conservation Trust (PACT) and the Belize Tourism Board (BTB) announced the signing of a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at jointly financing the enhancement of tourism products and services within Belize’s protected areas.

The combined investment of BZ$2.5 million dollars highlights the strategic alliance and underscores the shared vision of PACT and the BTB to bolster the preservation of Belize’s pristine ecosystem while simultaneously promoting responsible tourism practices.

PACT and the BTB say that they look forward to working together to ensure that Belize’s protected areas continue to support our tourism industry and the wider economic development of our country.

“As stewards of Belize’s natural and cultural heritage, PACT and BTB are united in our commitment to safeguarding our nation’s protected areas while nurturing sustainable tourism growth,” remarked Dr. Kenrick Williams, Chair of the PACT Board of Directors and CEO of the Ministry of Sustainable Development, Climate Change and Disaster Management.

CEO Nicole Solano of the Ministry of Tourism and Diaspora Relations echoed similar sentiments, stating, “This collaboration exemplifies our dedication to fostering innovative financing solutions that harmonize conservation efforts with the socio-economic potential of the tourism sector. Together with PACT, we are poised to propel Belize’s tourism sector as a global leader in sustainable tourism and conservation.”

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