The THA Division of Tourism and Transportation has come up with a $60 million marketing plan for the rest of 2012 in an effort to woo local, Caribbean and international visitors to Tobago. The plan developed by the division and the private sector was unveiled on Monday (19th March 2012)

Education Minister Dr Tim Gopeesingh held a one-hour meeting yesterday (Tuesday 20th March 2012) with THA Chief Secretary Orville London and officials of the island’s education division to discuss the way forward for the education system in Tobago. Following the meeting at his Calder Hall Administrative Complex office, London said

A seven-member delegation from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) held discussions yesterday (Thursday 15th March 2012) with representatives of the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) on the areas of assistance the bank can offer to Tobago. During the 30-minute meeting at the Calder Hall Administrative Complex, Scarborough it was accepted

Tobagonians will have to wait for at least another two years for two new police stations, three years for a new fire service headquarters and an indefinite time for the coming into law of the assembly police force and the maritime sports legislation. Further the construction of a new jail

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) proposes to build a school for the deaf and hearing impaired, Secretary of Education Youth Affairs and Sport Assemblyman Whitney Alfred has said. He said the Assembly has allocated $.5 million in its current development programme to do preliminary work on the project. The

An expanded Community-based Environmental Protection and Enhancement Programme (CEPEP) will resume on April 1 in Tobago. The employment opportunities in the expanded programme will be increased from 495 jobs to 800, Health and Social Services Secretary Claudia Groome-Duke disclosed at the post Executive Council media briefing. She said the Executive