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2. Royal Belize - Wikipedia

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   Royal Belize is partnered with the G2G Collection (Getaway2Give), the world's only philanthropic luxury destination club, in support of non-profit organizations. [4] The owner of the island is Mr. Bill Poston [5] and Mrs. Richele Poston. The island manager is Joe Budna, part of Muy'Ono Resorts, a prominent resort management company in Belize.

3. The Lodge at Chaa Creek - Wikipedia

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   The Lodge at Chaa Creek is an eco-resort and 400-acre private nature reserve located in the Cayo District of Belize, Central America.Established as a small family farm in 1981, it has grown to be one of Belize’s most recognized resorts.

4. Category:Resorts in Belize - Wikipedia

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   Pages in category "Resorts in Belize" This category contains only the following page. This list may not reflect recent changes. L. The Lodge at Chaa Creek

5. 22 Adults-Only Resorts for a Well-Deserved Vacation - AOL

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   These romantic retreats in St. Lucia, Greece, the Maldives, and more, have everything you need for a couples vacation Here are the best adults only resorts in the world. 22 Adults-Only Resorts for ...

6. Tourism in Belize - Wikipedia

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   The Great Blue Hole is a prime ecotourism destination. A World Heritage Site, ranked among the top 10 nominees for the world's New 7 Wonders of Nature. [1] Thousand Foot Falls actually stand at about 1,600 feet high. It is the highest waterfall in Central America. [2] Tourism in Belize is a major industry in the country.

7. Thatch Caye - Wikipedia

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   The island is home to five locals, according to the 2012 census, and is a tourist destination. Thatch Caye Resort [2] is a resort managed by Muy'Ono located on the island that limits occupancy to no more than 30 people. [3] The name Thatch Caye originated from island co-owner Travis Holub, who built each residence with thatched roofs. [3]