Monday, April 18, 2011

Good Friday Liquor Sales Notice from the SPTC

The San Pedro Town Council and the Liquor Licensing Board inform the general public of the sale of liquor on Good Friday as follows:

Only establishments holding a Restaurant Liquor License will be allowed to sell liquor during the day.

All other liquor establishments ARE NOT ALLOWED to sell liquor from Thursday Midnight 12:00a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Good Friday.

The cooperation of all the establishments is requested and appreciated. Failure to comply with this rule will result in the cancellation of their license.

Exotic Caye Resort and CREED support two Ambergris Caye schools



Exotic Caye Resort and CREED support two Ambergris Caye schools - school supplies, cash donation for meal program aid local children. Press Release – Exotic Caye Resort – April 11, 2011 – Exotic Caye Resort and its parent company, Exotic Caye International (ECI) Development, through programs operated by the nonprofit organization Center of Resources of for Economic Education and Development, Inc (CREED INC.), recently made two donations to help improve the lives and education of children at local schools on Ambergris Caye. Creed Inc. and Exotic Caye Resort donated 98 kits with basic school supplies to students of the San Pedro Roman Catholic Primary School who received top marks in each of their respective classes. The donation, through a program operated by CREED, Inc., helps children stay in school by supplying them with paper, pencils and other basic needs that might pose an economic burden to their families.

In March, attendees of a conference held by Hemispheres Publishing at Exotic Caye Resort heard about ECI’s efforts at Holy Cross Anglican School to provide breakfast and lunch for some 400 students who otherwise would go hungry each day. ECI and Exotic Caye Beach Resort collected donations from conference attendees totaling $500 BZ to support the program. This latest donation brings the total donated to the nutrition & feeding program this year by Exotic Caye Resort and ECI Development to $1500 BZ. In addition to Exotic Caye Beach Resort, ECI Development owns the San Pedro Fitness Club and is developing the Grand Baymen community in San Pedro Town.

Sunday, April 17, 2011

The Art of Life By Christopher Emmanuel

“Successful manifestation creates continual joy”

Some people believe strength is in the mind, and to some degree that is true thoughts do help shape your reality. But the mind doesn’t feel and this is a feeling universe. What I mean is we are vibrating energy and this energy goes to the highest polarity. Real power lies in the hearts intention, because what we truly feel deep in our being is what we manifest.

So if you are not getting what you want don’t be surprised because you most likely are getting what’s good for you. Even in prayer people wonder why they don’t receive what they are asking –because the Source energy. Great Order Divine knows what’s good for you better than you. This energy regulates your flow of blood and does all that automatic functions that you don’t think about- is what creates the dynamic of the universe.

Many times in our haste to acquire things we can’t see the cage we are building for ourselves. We are so sure in our minds that this is right for us, we move too fast and forget so much because we cannot see the future and the real cost of our desires. We end up with the physical thing, but without the feeling of joy and happiness.

The best way I know to get what is good for me is to always ask for physical desires from an internal perspective. By asking the source, “give me only what’s good for me.” This allows source to move to the highest polarity and provide with intention for the greater good for all. After all we are soul creators and soul is one and more.

Books by Christopher Emmanuel can be purchased at his Art Gallery in The Sunbreeze Hotel, Art of Touch, Pages Book Store, Black orchid Spa and Sol Spa.

Saturday, April 16, 2011

Friday, April 15, 2011

San Pedro participates in FERPROTUR

A delegation from Belize consisting of the Belize Tourism Board (BTB) and the San Pedro Town Council (SPTC) travelled to El Salvador at the invitation of Belize’s Ambassador to El Salvador, Mrs. Celi Paz Gonzalez. The invitation was for the participation in the FERPROTUR (Feria de Proveedores de Turismo/Tourism Trade Show) trade show held in San Salvador. The UR trade show is a grand trade show which boasts the participation of the United States, Mexico and the Central American countries such as Colombia, Panama, Belize and others.
Representing the BTB were Ms. Amy Leiva and Honorable Manuel Heredia, Minister of Tourism, Civil Aviation and Culture accompanied by his wife Mrs. Carmelita Heredia. The SPTC was represented by Mayor Elsa Paz; Assistant to the Mayor, Mr. Felix Ayuso; Town Administrator, Mrs. Patricia Tillet, Councilor Pablo Ico and Ms. Raquel Lopez.

While the group’s presence at the fair drew attention to San Pedro in a whole as a touristestination, the main focus was on selected establishments which contributed greatly towards the delegation’s participation in the trade show. Represented were; Ambergris Lake’s Villas, The Palms Condominium, Banana Beach and Grand Caribe Resort. Also on display at the booth were products of Ambergris Caye such as Elvis Kitchen’s jalapeño sauce and pepper sauce, Kakaw Chocolate from Chris Beaumont, products from the Rum House and Visitor Guides fromThe San Pedro Sun.

Mayor’s Assistant, Felix Ayuso informed The Sun that the event was a big success as the booth saw traffic on average of about 500 patrons per day. The trade show was a three day event which started on April 8th though April 10th and targeted high-end tourism. At the end of the event, the delegation representing Ambergris Caye raffled a three night stay The Palms Condominiums.

As part of the visit, the delegation had the opportunity to visit with El Salvador’s Minister of Tourism, the Mayor of San Salvador and received a tour of the Belize Embassy. Mr. Richard Cordova, resident of San Pedro living in El Salvador while he studies tourism, also assisted the San Pedro delegation during the show.