After graduating, our company embarked on the development of a Historical Tourism Master Development Plan including:
a) PRESERVATION - Implement a sustainable Plantation Revitalization and Preservation Plan for the natural and historic (Maya Archaeological sites) resources of the entire Plantation. See www.thebelizefoundation.org
b) GREEN DEVELOPMENT - At the already entitled - Land Use Mixed Use (Commercial / Residential) and improved 15,960-acre Subdivision B, at the Southern portion of the property, implement an ecologically sound Development Plan for a most livable Community (to live, study, work and play) with job opportunities in Business, Education, Science, Technology and Tourism. https://www.naabnalbelize.com
c) BOUTIQUE RESORTS - at the already entitled 130-acre Subdivision D, consisting of a picturesque Peninsula at the center of the Caribbean shoreline of the Mayan Plantation property, WATG (a well-known destination resort design/architectural firm) designed an initial 30-acre Boutique Resort. when completed it will consist of 220 units, including vacation villas, and over-water bungalows, similar to the world-famous Aman resorts, some also designed by WATG. This project has a completed an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) to be updated) and received the development approval. c) EDUCATION - TOURISM. Utilize the entire 60 square miles of property (32,423.45-acres of land and about 7,000 acres of lagoons) as a “Green, Living Learning Laboratory” thereby converting it into a powerful, sustainable "Economic Engine” for the benefits of all stakeholders, including the Nation and people of Belize. For details, please visit www.belizea.com or request the MPL Profile via: [email protected]
IC2 Study:http://www.ic2.utexas.edu/publications/belizeest.pdf
