The Maya Marriage of Many on Fox News!

It feels great to know that word is getting around about Belize especially on such an important event as 2012 and what it means in terms of the Mayan culture. That is why being mentioned on Fox News is such a big deal! Romantic Travel Belize as well as the Maya Marriage of Many were highlighted among the things that you can do to take part in the 2012 “culture” here in Belize as well as all the activities that you can do in all the other Central American countries who are also creating their own Maya themed events.

If you didn’t know, The Guatemalan city of Tapachula will feature an 8-foot digital count-down clock in its main park, Mexico’s Riviera Maya are planning reenactments of a popular Mayan ball game and the Sacred Mayan Journey and of course If you’re thinking about using this auspicious time to get married you can join the “Mayan Marriage of Many” and tie the knot with 12 other luck couples on an actual Mayan ruin in Belize. The ceremony takes place on Dec.12, with plenty of time to prepare for the end of the world as a married couple, before you’re whisked to a tropical honeymoon paradise. Who wouldn’t want that?

Belize on its own, is doing a great job to stand out in 2012. Did you know that in Belize, tourists will be able to get access to each of the country’s main archaeological sites, including Altun Ha, Barton Creek Cave and Caracol, with the $25 Maya 2012 Passport, which is available through Dec. 21, 2012. Plus, for the first time, Belize’s National Institute of Culture & History (NICH) is allowing visitors to camp overnight at the majestic Maya site of Caracol to witness the rising sun over the revered site on the summer and winter solstices and spring and autumnal equinoxes. These Maya Equinox Celebrations are limited to 100 guests per event and allow travelers to camp at Caracol on the evening of the 20th of March, June, September, and December. The Belize Tourism Board will also be available to take orders at 800-624-0686.

So what are you waiting for? Head down to Belize today!

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