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Rey Alton

Bellaire, TX

Travel Lifestyle Specialist

The process of planning, coordinating, booking, and managing travel arrangements can be a daunting experience.  But, with a seasoned and respected travel advisor, your travel planning experience will be streamlined and hassle-free. With more than ...
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The process of planning, coordinating, booking, and managing travel arrangements can be a daunting experience.  But, with a seasoned and respected travel advisor, your travel planning experience will be streamlined and hassle-free. With more than 25 years of travel industry experience, Rey specializes in providing knowledge-based guidance to corporate, government, higher education, and leisure travelers. Rey is committed to providing his clients with honest and straightforward advice throughout the travel planning process.  He places a special emphasis on being responsive to his clients’ needs while making each client feel comfortable and equipped to make informed travel decisions. Rey thrives on helping people fulfill their travel goals and dreams. As an experienced world traveler who has visited six continents and 45 countries, Rey uses his first-hand knowledge to help guide and advise his clients.   Rey has worked in the travel industry for more than 25 years and has experience with travel brands such as American Express, Carlson Wagonlit Travel, and Travel Leaders. A native Houstonian, Rey enjoys spending time with his young family, volunteering with the Boy Scouts of America, and practicing yoga.  Rey also serves as a frequent travel expert on local television networks, including ABC News-KTRK-13, Fox Morning News KRIV-26, and Great Day Houston-KHOU 11. He has been quoted in the New York Times, Travel Weekly, and CNN.com.Rey graduated from Hampton University with honors in 1995 with a degree in History.                  

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Belize City Travel Agent Expert

Belize City is the largest city in Belize and its main commercial and transportation hub, located on the eastern coast where the Belize River meets the Caribbean Sea. While not a major tourist destination, it serves as a gateway to the country’s islands, mainland adventures, and cultural experiences. The city features colonial architecture, bustling markets, and historical sites such as St. John’s Cathedral and the Museum of Belize. Despite its urban challenges, Belize City offers a glimpse into the country’s diverse cultures and is often a starting point for exploring the rest of Belize.   

Top 5 Places to Visit in Belize City:

• Museum of Belize – Housed in a former colonial prison, it showcases Belize’s cultural, historical, and archaeological heritage.


• St. John’s Cathedral – The oldest Anglican cathedral in Central America, built in the early 1800s with bricks brought as ship ballast.


• Swing Bridge – A historic manually operated bridge that connects the north and south sides of the city and is a local landmark.


• Belize City House of Culture – A restored colonial mansion offering insights into Belize’s political and social history.


• Baron Bliss Lighthouse and Memorial – A waterfront monument honoring one of Belize’s most important benefactors, offering scenic coastal views.

Top 10 Activities in Belize City:

• Touring the Museum of Belize – Learn about Maya civilization, colonial history, and Belizean culture through diverse exhibits.


• Exploring St. John’s Cathedral – Visit this historic church and its old cemetery, rich with local history.


• Strolling across the Swing Bridge – Watch this rare hand-cranked bridge in action and enjoy views of the Haulover Creek.


• Visiting the Belize City House of Culture – Step back in time with artifacts, period rooms, and cultural displays.


• Shopping at the downtown markets – Browse local crafts, fresh produce, and Belizean street food.


• Walking along the waterfront – Take in views of the harbor, visit memorials, and enjoy the sea breeze.


• Taking a cultural or city tour – Join a guided tour to learn about the city's history, people, and architecture.


• Sampling Belizean cuisine – Try dishes like rice and beans, stew chicken, fry jacks, or freshly caught seafood.


• Taking a boat to the cayes – Use Belize City as a launch point to visit nearby islands like Caye Caulker and Ambergris Caye.


• Exploring nearby Maya ruins – Take a day trip to sites like Altun Ha or Lamanai for an easy mix of nature and history.