NASHVILLE, TN--(Marketwire - Apr 27, 2012) - DHS Holding Company (PINKSHEETS:  DHSM ) is tentatively scheduled to have meetings with Ministers of Government in Belize, as well as the  Prime Minister,  sometime between May 16 - May 18. The meetings will be attended by Michael Rohling, CEO of DHS Holding Company, and Charles Barrett, President/Director. Also attending the meetings will be the project's Belize architectural firm, iE International, and Daniel Arguelles, a partner in the firm.

At the meetings, DHS Holding Company will present  Site Plans  for the complete  Cenote Falls  project that will include the  Casino, Hotel and Shopping Center . The plans will also include the project's proximity to the  Cenote   lake) that adjoins the site and is the inspiration for the project's name.

In addition to the Site Drawings, there will be a number of  Artists ' Renditions  showing various views of the entire project. Currently, DHS Holding Company has no plans to release any renditions to the public. Rather, we look forward to the Government of Belize having the opportunity to introduce the project more fully to their People.

DHS Holding Company looks forward to discussing with the Government and its Officials, the proper zoning that would be allocated for  Cenote Falls Hotel Casino and Shopping Center . This will be a world-class project and one of the largest, most complex for the country of Belize.

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