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Newly appointed diplomats visit Chief Secretary

Two newly appointed diplomats for this country got their international shopping lists for Tobago in a recent meeting with THA Chief Secretary Orville London and Secretary of Tourism and Transportation Oswald Williams. The pair, Ambassador/Permanent Representative-designate to the United Nations, Geneva, Therese Baptiste-Cornelis and Consul General-designate to New York Rudawatee

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Tobago to host international lawn tennis tournament

For the first time ever, Tobago will play host to an international lawn tennis tournament. It is expected that 150 competitors from 21 countries around the world will participate in the International Tennis Federation’s Junior tournament, from Sunday, August 21 to Saturday August 27th. All matches will be played at

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Tobago sees increase in international visitor arrivals

International visitor arrivals to Tobago increased by 12.5 per cent and 11.4 per cent in May and June respectively. However, according to Senior Adviser to the THA Secretary of Tourism and Transportation Neil Wilson there was a shortfall of 141 arrivals in international passengers due to the suspension of daily

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Vanguard Resort and Spa renamed

The 200-roomVanguard Resort and Spa, formerly Hilton Tobago is now Magdalena Grand Beach Resort and effective August 1 the new operator is efm Hospitality. Evolving TecKnologies and Enterprise Development Company Limited (eTecK) announced this on Monday (15th August 2011) in a media statement released at a VHL Opening Strategy held

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Moravian Church visit Chief Secretary

Like most great institutions, the birth of the Moravian movement in Grenada was during a time of great need and much pain. Immediately following the devastation of the island by Hurricane Ivan in 2004, a group of young Tobagonians from the Moriah Moravian Church took aid to victims. Who would

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Tobago on dengue alert

Tobago is on a dengue alert although there are no recent reports of cases of the fever, Secretary of Health and Social Services Claudia Groome-Duke told villagers of Belle Garden on Tuesday night. She said the Tobago Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) has been brought into the fight to prevent any

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