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Four Seasons Belize Caye Chapel Opening 2025

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A couple of years ago, I first wrote about a pretty incredible-looking new Four Seasons coming to the Americas. I wanted to share an update on this property, as we now have a better sense of when it will open, though the timeline isn’t necessarily good news. Specifically, I’m talking about the Four Seasons that’s…

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Diamond
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Looks spectacular! Any guesses as to daily rates? I'll start, $2,500 per night, $3,000 for the weekend.


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(@Mary C)
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I bought property and built a house in Belize 16 years ago after being assured that tourism was going to take off and property values were going to skyrocket. I’m still waiting for this to happen and I don’t think an exclusive exorbitantly priced resort off shore is going to help. The fact that it has taken so long to even get this off the ground speaks volumes about Belize’s lack of ability to successfully develop their tourism market.


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 Jay
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Clearly you haven’t stayed on a four seasons property. They will bring in the customers who will pay. As for your property, don’t count on this one increasing your property value


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(@Dana L. Stewart)
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We designed an eco-resort for Caye Chapel. It looks as though they took a lot of their design from ours. I hope they employ the provisioning gardens and water and waste treatment systems, too.


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(@Chris)
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Belize City the capital is part of the issue.

Dirty, unpainted, bad roads and sidewalks, smells of stale urine, shopping for basics, never mind luxuries, very poor. Health care at best marginal.

Brooms, paint, public facilities, infrastructure first. Poverty reduction. Then encourage development and basic stores. Only then can they hope to increase tourism.

Worked well for the Riviera Maya.


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