Travel Noire Nominates Belize as Top 5 Destination for African American Travelers

December 28, 2022
by Larry Waight +

The natural and untouched beauty of Belize continues to WOW visitors from across the globe and as the well-guarded secret of its beauty continues to spread, Travel Noire has recently nominated Belize among five of 2022’s Most Popular Destinations for African American Travelers.

In its write-up about Belize, Travel Noire said that Belize has so much to offer visitors including a rich and lush terrain. ”Black travelers enjoy experiencing it all, from untouched jungles and ancient Maya ruins to the unique Garifuna culture and over 500 different species of marine life. Ambergris Caye and Belize City are two of visitors’ favorite spots within the country.”

On Tuesday, May 31st the popular travel website launched an online competition asking visitors to cast their votes for their selection of choice. These include Colombia, Belize Senegal, Tulum Mexico, and Zanzibar, all of which are said to have been attracting African American travelers from all walks of life. The voting for the competition ends on June 13th.

Travel Noire noted that the five selected destinations have been chosen due to their unique culture, first-class treatment of visitors, rich history, and insta-worthy attractions.

Belize is spearing no time in Wowing the world and also recently made it on Money Inc, list of top 20 countries to retire to. The website sided with travelers who want to afford a comfortable lifestyle on a pension. They listed Belize as one of the countries that will afford travelers the opportunity to stretch their pension to the max and get an excellent standard of living in return.

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Money Inc said that Belize offers retirees a host of attractive benefits, including the chance to live in a stunning, English-speaking country, that boasts one of the most gorgeous and untouched coastlines in Central America. The website said that while prices for rentals vary depending on location, an average of $1000 per month would get retirees a comfortable rental.

As it relates to residency, the website informed travelers that they would need to reside in the country for 50 weeks prior to applying for a visa. Additionally one of the requirements is that pensioners would be required to maintain a bank account in the country with a minimum annual transfer of $24,000.

Among the many things that continue to attract travelers to Belize is the country’s exchange rate of $2 BZD to every $1 USD. This means that you can have loads of fun while still on a budget. Need to experience it yourself instead of going by hearsay, then hop on the next plane and experience the tropics in person.