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TOBAGO Hotel and Tourism Association president Mr Alpha Lorde has accused Caribbean Airlines of strangling the island’s economy by increasing flights to regional destinations at the expense of the domestic

The oil spill disaster that occurred off the Canoe Bay coast of Tobago has exposed the island’s fragility and vulnerability.This according to head of the Tobago Business Chamber Martin George.Speaking

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BY the time you get your hands on today’s paper, Tobago Carnival will already be in full swing, with its 2023 “Ritual, Revelry & Release” Carnival theme. The party started,

A wave of violence, including six murders in less than five months, threatens to disrupt the usually laid-back, tourist-oriented scene in Tobago but stakeholders want urgent action before it gets any worse. President of the Tobago Hotel and Tourism Association (THTA) Alpha Lorde said empowering communities can help reduce crime. “I would like to hear

TOBAGO hoteliers are said to be disappointed with the performance of the island’s accommodation sector during the four-day Easter weekend.

After being reduced by the covid19 pandemic over the past two years, Tobago’s accommodation sector is reporting an average occupancy rate for the Easter period. Speaking with Newsday on Thursday, Tobago Hotel and Tourism Association president Alpha Lorde made the disclosure. “There is an average of somewhere between 50 and 70 per cent, but no

After being reduced by the covid19 pandemic over the past two years, Tobago’s accommodation sector is reporting an average occupancy rate for the Easter period. Speaking with Newsday on Thursday, Tobago Hotel and Tourism Association president Alpha Lorde made the disclosure. “There is an average of somewhere between 50 and 70 per cent, but no

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TOBAGO’S political landscape is likely to change on Tuesday when supporters of the Farley Augustine-led THA executive meet at the Shaw Park Cultural Complex to launch what is being called a new political organisation on the island. But it is unclear as to whether a political organisation or a political party will, in fact, be