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Airlift high on the THA agenda at ITB

Airlift to Tobago remains a priority of the Tobago House of Assembly according to Deputy Chief Secretary and Secretary of Tourism and Transportation, Assemblyman Tracy Davidson-Celestine. Secretary Davidson-Celestine is currently leading a Tobago contingent that forms part of the Trinidad and Tobago delegation representing the nation at the Internationale Tourismusbörse

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Electricity delays

Delays by State-owned Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) in providing timely electrical connections to projects of the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) are having an impact on the Assembly’s delivery to the people of Tobago. This has again brought to light the non appointment of a THA representative on

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TRI now TTO

Tobago will now be recognised at all international athletic meetings following representation by THA Chief Secretary Orville London to the T&T Olympic Committee. Assistant Secretary with responsibility for Youth and Sport Assemblyman Jomo Pitt disclosed at Wednesday’s post Executive Council media briefing that the acronym TRI will now be replaced

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Tourists coming to Tobago

Tourism is an important driver of the Tobago’s economy and will continue to be paramount in the transformation of the island, Secretary of Tourism and Transportation Assemblyman Tracy Davidson-Celestine has said. She added that all signs suggested that the industry was once again gaining ground and noted that tourism has

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Chief Secretary explains process

Chief Secretary Orville London has reiterated that the Executive Council of the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) has not taken a decision to engage the services of former secretary of finance and enterprise development Dr Anselm London as a special consultant in the Division of Finance and Enterprise Development. London

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Infrastructure Development in Tobago

Division of Infrastructure and Public Utilities (DIPU) Secretary Hilton Sandy said there were setbacks in starting repairs on five bridges in Lambeau due to unforeseen circumstances, including the death of the contractor and a crane being inoperable. Work on the project is to commence on March 9th. Speaking on another

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