A view of the Cabo Star at the Port of Scarborough.

Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles, left, foreground, enters the Cabo Star at the beginning of the tour of the vessel along Brian Grange, president of Bridgeman’s Service Group.

Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles, right, and Secretary of Tourism, Culture and Transportation Nadine Stewart-Phillips, on the deck of the Cabo Star.

Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles, right, and Secretary of Tourism, Culture and Transportation Nadine Stewart-Phillips in the vessel’s passenger lounge.

Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles, right, Secretary of Tourism, Culture and Transportation Nadine Stewart-Phillips and chairman of the Tobago branch of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Demi-John Cruickshank inspect one of the 12 cabins on board the Cabo Star.

Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles, Secretary of Tourism, Culture and Transportation Nadine Stewart-Phillips, Port Authority deputy chairman Adrian Beharry, second from left, and to his right Tommy Elias (Port Authority Commissioner), share a light moment during the tour.

Chief Secretary fields questions from the media following the tour of the vessel.

The Cabo Star, the new cargo ferry that will serve the inter-island route, made its maiden trip from Trinidad to Tobago yesterday (June 21). Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles toured the vessel after its arrival, along with Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister Ayanna Webster-Roy; Secretary of Tourism, Culture and Transportation Nadine Stewart-Phillips; Port Authority representatives and members of the Tobago branch of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, including chairman Demi-John Cruickshank.