The Belize Tourism Board (BTB) has expressed strong support for the proposed floating boardwalk in Belize City, viewing it as a strategic initiative to bolster the city’s appeal to cruise tourists. While the BTB was only involved in the initial discussions, the organization believes the project aligns with its broader vision of transforming Belize City into a premier destination for cruise arrivals. Nicole Usher-Solano, CEO of the Ministry of Tourism, highlighted the city’s pivotal role in the cruise industry and underscored the need for continuous improvements to enhance visitor experiences. She emphasized that the city must be well-prepared to accommodate the growing number of tourists. The development plans extend beyond the Southern Foreshore, with areas like Yarborough and the port vicinity also slated for significant upgrades. Solano noted that any project enhancing the waterfront or creating new attractions is a positive step forward. Although the BTB is no longer actively engaged in the boardwalk discussions, it remains optimistic about the project’s potential to add value to Belize City and reinforce the country’s reputation as a top-tier tourist destination.