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Trinidad and Tobago Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and the Arts is happy about British Airways' new flight from London Gatwick to Port of Spain.

Trinidad and Tobago will once again host two of the most eagerly anticipated T20 Leagues: the men’s CPL 2023; and the Women’s Caribbean Premiere League

THE EDITOR: I refer to the news that only a fraction of the PTSC's buses (two or three) of a fleet of some 35 were functioning in Tobago. It reached the media because Tobago was severely embarrassed when a cruise ship came calling and both locals and foreigners were in need of transport to take

Pan Trinbago president Beverley Ramsey-Moore says the pan body has seen a significant increase in revenue from Panorama 2023.

Trade and Industry Minister Paula Gopee-Scoon says she will be advocating for the inclusion of local content in the manufacture and production of Carnival costumes. She said TT had the capacity to produce Carnival costumes, although some components would still have to be imported.

NEW Commissioner of Police (COP) Erla Christopher defended $3.8m in extra duties earned by police officers in 2020, largely for Carnival, amid reports that event promoters complained of an escalation in costs, speaking at Parliament's Joint Select Committee (JSC) on National Security at Cabildo Chambers, Port of Spain. Committee member Randall Mitchell said the extra

THIS CARNIVAL saw an unfortunate late-hour impasse develop between ministerial bodies, cultural agencies and regional governing entities on the issue of funding, which undoubtedly contributed to a less-than-stellar season. However, while the situation raised specific questions about the workings of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and the Arts, the National Carnival Commission (NCC) and regional

A late start to this year’s Panorama finals did not hamper a true musical showdown which saw Port of Spain band bp Renegades emerging as the winner at the Queen’s Park Savannah (QPS) Port of Spain on Saturday night. Speaking to Newsday after the win, bp Renegades’ Colin Greaves said the band was ecstatic as

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Over 60 bands graced the stage at the Queen’s Park Savannah (QPS) on Saturday with their brightly coloured pieces and loud soca music. Some of the themes represented were the wonders of TT – QPS, the Buccoo Reef, and the steelpan.