It has become an annual event where the Taiwanese Embassy in Belize hosts an End of Year Luncheon and Experience-Sharing, in which they discuss a topic of importance which they are able to speak on as observers. This year, the theme of the Luncheon was “Tourism” and the President of the BTIA, Herbert Haylock, who had visited Taiwan earlier in the year, was invited to address the gathering. In keeping with theme, at this year’s luncheon, the speakers made sure to compare the successes that Belize and Taiwan have been having in their respective tourism industries.
After the event, the Taiwanese Ambassador spoke to the media, and he shared some of his observations about Belize, and what he’s seen as important things the country has done right, and things which need to be worked on. He told 7News today that Belize’s rich cultural experience and natural resources still remain untapped:
In his address to the gathering, Ambassador Wu commented that as an observer, he would like to see more Belizean artisans on the front lines.
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