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Sandra Des Vignes-Millington, two-time Calypso Monarch, Singing Sandra. (Image courtesy Singing Sandra Facebook) Minister of Tourism, Culture and the Arts, Senator Randall Mitchell, has added his voice to those lauding the contribution of Singing Sandra / Sandra Des Vignes-Millington to this country’s cultural development, and mourning her passing. “I am saddened to hear of the passing of calypsonian Sandra Des Vignes Millington, Singing Sandra”, he said in an official statement. Minister Mitchell points out that the 64-year-old two-time Calypso Monarch was well ahead of the times when ...

Royal Caribbean cruises return to Trinidad and Tobago 15th January, 2021, Port-of-Spain: After an absence of almost a decade, Royal Caribbean Cruises has placed on its itinerary a schedule to return to Trinidad and Tobago for its 2021/2022 cruise season.  Globally, cruises have been halted on account of the COVID-19 pandemic and the cruise industry is collectively hopeful and preparing for the re start of cruising, and for the Caribbean- wide re-opening of borders with the concomitant health protocols. Royal Caribbean’s Grandeur of the Seas has forecast its return to the welcoming ports of...

Royal Caribbean cruise gets mixed reviews from Tobago stakeholders COREY CONNELLY and JENSEN LA VENDE Tobago stakeholders have mixed views about the decision of Royal Caribbean International cruise lines to include Trinidad and Tobago as one of its destinations in the 2021/2022 season. While some welcomed the move, others were sceptical given the country’s challenges to contain the spread of covid19. Tobago Chamber president Martin George said although the organisation is always eager and willing to welcome cruise ships, “we have to question and wonder at this point in time, if all the ne...

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC)— After an absence of almost a decade, Royal Caribbean Cruises...

Party promoters call for dialogue with Govt Saturday 16 January 2021 President of the Trinidad and Tobago Promoters Association (TTPA) Jerome "Rome" Precilla, third from right, with members of the TTPA board, from left, Derick Douragh, Swayne Nobriga, Paige De Leon, Rene Ortiz and Colin Miles during a press conference at Queen's Hall, St Anns, Friday. - AYANNA KINSALE The TT Promoters Association (TTPA) is calling for greater dialogue with the Government as it relates to the entertainment industry and Carnival. At a press conference at Queen’s Hall, St Ann’s, on Friday, the association ma...