Caribbean Week in New York: Caribbean tourism leaders, including representatives expected from Belize, are meeting in Manhattan for Caribbean Week 2026 under the theme “One Caribbean: Infinite Experiences,” as ministers push for stronger connectivity and a unified regional tourism voice. Sargassum-to-value in Belize: Black in Marine Science and the Black Fiber & Textile Network are partnering with Belize’s Bloom to Business to train locals to collect and process sargassum, turning a coastal problem into sustainable fiber and textile materials. Ebola screening at Belize borders: Belize’s Ministry of Health says it’s starting heightened public health vigilance at airports, land borders, and seaports, with travelers urged to call 0-800-MOH-CARE if they develop symptoms after travel to affected areas. Belize labour crunch hits tourism: Immigration officials say businesses across Belize are struggling to find manual and some skilled workers, with San Pedro tourism feeling the impact and employers increasingly relying on work permits and imported staff. San Pedro traffic rules hold: The island’s moratorium on new golf cart rentals and vehicle imports remains in effect as authorities continue traffic management efforts. Placencia stay deal: A Placencia Peninsula boutique option, the Maya Beach Hotel, is being promoted with rooms starting around $110/night. Maritime tensions near Ambergris Caye: Disputes between Belizean and Mexican tour guides/fishers near the border waters are raising calls for clearer maritime demarcation. Hurricane season reminder: Belize’s meteorology service notes the Atlantic season runs June 1–Nov 30, with El Niño likely reducing activity but warmer seas still posing risks.