Belize, located in Central America, has been a British crown colony since the 1800s. Since that time, the country has gradually moved toward independence, from being a representative government of England to a self-governing nation with its own ministerial system, and full independence in 1981. Today, the country is popular with tourists and retiree immigrants. The website Belize connection aims to share as much information as possible for businesses and visitors.
The country has nearly nine thousand square miles of land and a population of more than three hundred thousand as of 2013. This makes the lowest population density in all of Central America. The country has the second largest population growth rate in the region. There is an abundance of terrestrial land and many marine species in its diverse ecosystems.
The society is also very diverse, with many different cultures and languages existing together. The country was originally part of the British Empire, and shares its colonial history with many other Caribbean countries. It used to be named British Honduras until 1973. In 1981, the country became an independent Commonwealth state, and Queen Elizabeth II remains as the head of state.
The average yearly temperature there is around 84 F. Breezes from the Caribbean Sea as well as the jungle and rainforests help to keep the temperatures from getting too hot in the summer months. The winters tend to be very short as well, lasting from November to March. It is very rare for the temperature there to fall below 60 F. The dry season lasts between February and May which means lower rainfall in the country than the rest of the year.
The country was home to the Mayans many years ago. The Mayan lived there about three thousand years ago in the area known as the Yucatan Peninsula. They Mayans also lived in southeastern Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras. Many of them lived in small farming villages where they grew crops like corn, beans and peppers. A variety of languages developed during this period. Despite the European influence, the evidence of this culture still exists today.
The country also has a hurricane season, lasting from the beginning of June until the end of November, although statistically it does not get many major hurricanes or direct hits. There are also occurrences of severe tropical weather, causing high winds and heavy rain. However, the country does have safety measures in places for dealing with impending storms. Evacuation procedures help to save lives and minimize damage when there are hurricanes or tropical storms approaching.
Terese Fegan, who is a native of Belize, created the website on her own. She explains that she got the idea when she was searching for something constructive to do while using various social media sites. The website was developed when more of her friends and associates began reaching out to her in social media.
The website offers a lot of current information about the Government and politics of the country, its cuisine, and the different architectural styles that can be found there. There is also a marketplace section which has information about current rentals and resorts.
The country has nearly nine thousand square miles of land and a population of more than three hundred thousand as of 2013. This makes the lowest population density in all of Central America. The country has the second largest population growth rate in the region. There is an abundance of terrestrial land and many marine species in its diverse ecosystems.
The society is also very diverse, with many different cultures and languages existing together. The country was originally part of the British Empire, and shares its colonial history with many other Caribbean countries. It used to be named British Honduras until 1973. In 1981, the country became an independent Commonwealth state, and Queen Elizabeth II remains as the head of state.
The average yearly temperature there is around 84 F. Breezes from the Caribbean Sea as well as the jungle and rainforests help to keep the temperatures from getting too hot in the summer months. The winters tend to be very short as well, lasting from November to March. It is very rare for the temperature there to fall below 60 F. The dry season lasts between February and May which means lower rainfall in the country than the rest of the year.
The country was home to the Mayans many years ago. The Mayan lived there about three thousand years ago in the area known as the Yucatan Peninsula. They Mayans also lived in southeastern Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras. Many of them lived in small farming villages where they grew crops like corn, beans and peppers. A variety of languages developed during this period. Despite the European influence, the evidence of this culture still exists today.
The country also has a hurricane season, lasting from the beginning of June until the end of November, although statistically it does not get many major hurricanes or direct hits. There are also occurrences of severe tropical weather, causing high winds and heavy rain. However, the country does have safety measures in places for dealing with impending storms. Evacuation procedures help to save lives and minimize damage when there are hurricanes or tropical storms approaching.
Terese Fegan, who is a native of Belize, created the website on her own. She explains that she got the idea when she was searching for something constructive to do while using various social media sites. The website was developed when more of her friends and associates began reaching out to her in social media.
The website offers a lot of current information about the Government and politics of the country, its cuisine, and the different architectural styles that can be found there. There is also a marketplace section which has information about current rentals and resorts.
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