Tourism Trinidad Limited (TTL) will unveil the new completely redesigned destination marketing website for Trinidad on Monday November 30, 2020 at 10 am. The spotlight will be thrown onto the visittrinidad.tt website during a virtual event. This will be live streamed as viewers will be fully immersed into all that …
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Parang, sorrel, ginger beer, ponche de creme and remembering the reason for the season all make it a great Christmas in Trinidad and Tobago. These Christmas favourites are nicely designed and offered on Christmas cards. Original words and artwork on Christmas cards The Christmas cards come in assorted packs showcasing …
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Did you make your to do Christmas list as yet? Or is it something you still need to do? Christmas is around the corner and we asked 50 people around Trinidad and Tobago for activities on their To Do Christmas list. These were the most popular responses: Make some extra …
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Celebrations would not be complete without fireworks. They have become a part of every public holiday celebration in Trinidad and Tobago. Anyone wishing to use them needs to obtain permission from the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service at least 48 hours in advance. Care must be taken when using fireworks as …
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Lights and decorations can cause fires During the seasons of Christmas and Divali it is customary to celebrate with lights, from the string of electrical Christmas lights to the calming fires of deyas. Sweet TnT Magazine shares a few simple tips that can prevent fires during any festive season: – …
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Crime has been a hot button topic in Trinidad and Tobago for a long time now. The public has been calling out for a crime plan to deal with what seems to be an incurable situation. Before we ask others to fix a problem in society, we need to ask …
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By Nerissa Hosein. Christmas is right around the corner and many of us are working with a tight budget. While we would like to save our money, we also want to make the most of Christmas, especially for our little ones, so here are a few tips to help us …
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Traffic jam, thousands of people, religious icons, and plenty of action describe the last day describe the scene at the last day of the Divali Nagar 2016 known as the largest celebration of Divali in the Western hemisphere. The event took place at the Divali Nagar in Chaguanas on Friday, …
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“Tourism stakeholders must deliver simple, easy, healthy, and safe experiences for all visitors to Destination Trinidad as we navigate through the coronavirus pandemic.” This was one of the key messages from the virtual training hosted by Tourism Trinidad Limited (TTL), in collaboration with the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA). Over …
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By Vedesh Nath. Moulding deeyas out of clay is one of the many traditions brought by our Indian forefathers to Trinidad as they practised and fulfilled their religious Hindu principles. Passing through generations in the Ticklal family, it is now Makh’s responsibility to maintain and uphold the pottery custom that …
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“Peta J's Miracle Hair Growth stimulates hair follicles to grow hair naturally. It softens and repairs damaged hair, relieves dandruff and prevents split ends,” says the creator Peta-Gay Johnson.
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Fashion designs by Dressed Up Goes Virtual, a Caribbean-owned shoppe brings its warmth, personality and style to the virtual space.
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The 2nd annual Rollywood International Film Festival is carded to run from January 21st to 24th, 2021. The final call for entries for the 2nd annual Rollywood International Film Festival, 2021 is open until November 1st, 2020. Enter now: https://filmfreeway.com/Rollywood Creators, here’s a special code that you can use for …
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Government provides upgrade assistance to hotel and guesthouse owners. The Government announced an extension and expansion of the Trinidad and Tobago Tourism Accommodation Upgrade Project (TAUP). The period is for three years from October 1st, 2020 to September 30, 2023. This tourism incentive was developed to assist Trinidad and Tobago’s …
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No two children are alike, so the same strategies cannot work for all. Many children daydream, “drift off” or “zone out” in the middle of a conversation with an adult. The baffling part is how well they can do insignificant things. A child who struggles with comprehension passages knows the …
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