How much does it cost to get TV in Belize?
Apolo Caliz
Posted December 1, 2014
Rachel Jensen - Grand Baymen
Posted December 1, 2014
Gwido Mar - Grupo Mar Realty Ltd.
There’s Dibo which is I think the counterpart of Tivo in the US. It is a digital box and you get digital TV. Dibo costs $100 as a one-time cost and it gets you about 60 additional...
There’s Dibo which is I think the counterpart of Tivo in the US. It is a digital box and you get digital TV. Dibo costs $100 as a one-time cost and it gets you about 60 additional channels, 50 of which are HD. “Dibo” is short for “Digital Boss.” $100 is just for the Dibo box. You still have to pay $22.50 every month for cable.
Posted February 22, 2015
Shannon Davies - El Rey Hotel / Belize Travel Services
Posted March 23, 2015
Mark Leonard
You have numerous options to get TV in Belize. You can go with BTL, which is Belize Telecommunications Limited. For approximately 140 channels, that would cost you about US $55 a month, which would include low Internet connectivity. I don’t remember the Internet speed but it includes a bit of download as well.
If you decide to bring your own satellite dish, you are required to have a permit from Belize for your own system, which costs about US $75....
You have numerous options to get TV in Belize. You can go with BTL, which is Belize Telecommunications Limited. For approximately 140 channels, that would cost you about US $55 a month, which would include low Internet connectivity. I don’t remember the Internet speed but it includes a bit of download as well.
If you decide to bring your own satellite dish, you are required to have a permit from Belize for your own system, which costs about US $75. That’s a one-time cost because you’re taking business from the communications company down here in Belize. Then, you hook it up with US or Canadian provider such as Dish satellite, Direct TV or Shaw. Once everything is set up, you pay your subscription to your provider via your credit card. It’s exactly the same price as if you were in the US, so you could actually have anything you want as far as TV.
So, you could subscribe to BTL for 55 a month, which would have your basic cable like ABC, CBC, NBS, etc., and be about half the price you would pay for the same thing in, for example, in Florida. I live off-grid so we do not have Btl. Our Internet is WIFI, provided by a company called SMART.
Posted April 21, 2015
David Berger - Tradewinds Hospitality at Orchid Bay
Posted August 22, 2017