The Commissioners and top executives of the Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago (PATT) met THA Chief Secretary Orville London yesterday (Thursday 24th November 2011) to discuss the authority’s plans for Tobago. Prior to their 45-minute meeting at the Calder Hall Administrative Complex, PATT Chairman Joseph Toney told London they

Rapid Response Security Service of Mt Marie, Scarborough copped Tobago’s top business award on Wednesday night. Eight other awards were presented at a function organised by the Business Development Unit (BDU) of the Division of Finance and Enterprise Development. The awardees are Garment Manufacturing sponsored by Republic Bank – Cut

THA Chief Secretary Orville London has said his administration has done a lot to enhance the physical environment of Tobago. He added: “When one looks at the physical infrastructure in Tobago in 2011, not comparing it with the turn of the century, but comparing it with the physical infrastructure of

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) has given the assurance that URP and CEPEP will continue despite the lack of funding from the Central Government for the two social programmes in Tobago. Chief Secretary Orville London said URP will be maintained at its same level as in previous years, while

The Magdalena Grand Resort and Spa, formerly the Vanguard Hotel and Hilton Tobago will reopen its rooms for business on Wednesday, (November 30 2011) Tourism Minister Dr Rupert Griffith disclosed on Monday. Speaking at a media briefing at the end of the monthly meeting of the Standing Committee on Tourism

Project Runway winner Anya Ayoung Chee had a busy day in Tobago on Monday meeting with THA Chief Secretary Orville London and students of the Goodwood High School in east Tobago. She later met with members of a tripartite committee comprising the Tourism Ministry, THA Tourism Division and hoteliers to