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Coastal Cleanup

Tobago is participating in the International Coastal Cleanup 2019 with a two-day clean-up campaign at eight beaches across the island. The activity is being hosted by the THA Division of Infrastructure, Quarries and the Environment on September 21st and 22nd. “The Tobago House of Assembly and its stakeholders stand in

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Hunting Season Nears

Hunting Season will open on October 1st in Trinidad and Tobago. The Department of Natural Resources and Forestry will soon offer the sale of State Game Licences for the 2019/2020 season. Interested persons can apply for game licences from Monday, September 16th at the Revenue Collecting Offices in Scarborough and

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Blue Food Festival Next Month

Vendors and cooks participating in the Tobago Blue Food Festival 2019 were engaged in an informative and interactive session, led by George Leacock, Festivals Director of the Tobago Festivals Commission. The forum was held on September 5th at the Parlatuvier Multipurpose Facility. Persons were updated on food preparation standards by

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Tobago supports Bahamas hurricane relief drive

Tobago is joining relief efforts to assist Bahamians who have been affected by the passage of Hurricane Dorian. The Tobago Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) will collect relief supplies from September 9-15 to be shipped to the Bahamas to aid in recovery efforts. The list includes non-perishable food items and water,

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Expanding Tobago’s Brand

The Division of Tourism, Culture and Transportation, through the Tobago Tourism Agency Limited, partnered with the Ministry of Tourism and NLCB to host Trinbago Knight Riders’ (TKR) inaugural visit to the island on September 2, 2019. The team’s visit to Tobago started with a student engagement session at the Lowlands

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SPEL Ready For Export

The Studley Park Enterprise Limited (SPEL) is preparing to export Tobago’s rare andesite products to the region. Guyana will be the first recipient of the exported dark, fine-grained, brown or grayish volcanic rock. The company should receive its export license in two weeks according to a release from SPEL. In

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