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Tobago celebrates Tourism Week
“One Sea, One Voice, One Caribbean” is the theme for this year’s Tourism Week celebrations, which run from November 22-29 in Tobago. The annual event will include a stakeholders meeting, training sessions with service providers, and educational sessions with primary and secondary school students. Tourism and Transportation Secretary Tracy Davidson-Celestine
8,000 Expected to Attend 17th Annual Tobago Blue Food Festival this Weekend
Approximately 8,000 patrons are expected to attend the annual Tobago Blue Food Showcase at the Bloody Bay Recreational Grounds on Sunday October 18, 2015 from 10am to 7pm. The Tobago Blue Food Festival is the collaborative effort of the Tobago House of Assembly’s Division of Tourism and Transportation and the
Tobago soon to produce bacon, sausages
Breakfast will soon be even bigger business in Tobago. That’s because the Tobago House of Assembly’s Executive Council recently approved just shy of $2 million in funding under the Venture Capital Equity Fund Limited (VCEFL) to support Pork International Group Limited’s business expansion. That expansion will include establishing a processing
After inclement weather, damage estimated at just over $800,000
The Tobago Emergency Operations Centre (TEOC) concluded its emergency response operations on Sunday (October 11, 2015) after providing relief to residents affected by inclement weather in Tobago over the past four days. The Tobago Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) responded to a total of 139 incidents by affected residents in Tobago,
Emergency teams responding to inclement weather damage reports
The Tobago Emergency Operations Centre (TEOC) is currently responding to 114 reports of damaged caused by recent inclement weather. That figure includes residents reporting damage to their roofs on a total of 52 houses. Strong rains, and in particular heavy winds have resulted in fallen trees, roof damage and fallen
Assemblyman Joel Jack pleased with Central Government’s plans for Tobago
The planned acquisition of new fast ferries in Fiscal 2016 will ease Trinidad and Tobago’s inter-island travel woes, Finance and Enterprise Development Secretary Assemblyman Joel Jack believes. Speaking at Wednesday’s weekly post Executive Council media briefing at the Calder Hall Administrative Complex, Scarborough, Jack said the National Budget delivered by
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