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Ambergris Caye is entering a new phase of development — one backed by institutional capital and long-term planning. The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)  has committed approximately $300 million USD  to support sustainable infrastructure and environmental resilience initiatives in Belize. A significant portion of this funding is directed toward improvements on Ambergris Caye , including upgrades in and around San Pedro . This is not speculative momentum. It is structured

Ambergris Caye remains the center of Belize’s tourism economy - and the numbers confirm it is one of the most compelling vacation rental markets in the Caribbean today. With record-setting occupancy, rising nightly rates, and strong year-over-year growth, investors are finding both rental yields and long-term appreciation potential in this market. Ambergris Caye, San Pedro Market Performance Highlights Occupancy Growth : 61% in 2023 → 68% in 2024 (+10.9%) → 71% in early 2025

Ambergris Caye, Belize’s largest island and most important tourism hub, is entering a new phase of growth. Backed by government initiatives, private investment, and over $300 million USD in commitments from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) , the island is seeing a wave of infrastructure projects that will redefine its carrying capacity, livability, and investment potential. Philip S.W. Goldson International Airport Major Projects Underway New International Airport :