Sweet TnT Magazine Trinidad and Tobago Culture

In Trinidad and Tobago, accessing US dollars has become increasingly difficult due to a foreign exchange (Forex) shortage that restricts both the amount of US currency available and the ways in which it can be used. For individuals working remotely and earning in US dollars, this situation creates unique challenges. …

The appeal of Singapore for finance and tech nomads is undeniable. Its emergence as a leading hub for finance and technology has attracted professionals from around the globe. Its strategic location, advanced infrastructure, robust economy, and favourable regulatory environment make it an ideal base for those seeking both career opportunities …

Papa Bois (Bwa), also known as the “Father of the Forest”, is a legendary figure in Caribbean folklore, especially prominent in Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, Saint Lucia, and other islands. Often depicted as a half-man, half-beast creature, Papa Bois is a protector of the natural world, guarding the forests and …

As temperatures drop in New York, there’s no better time than to take a sunny November trip to the Caribbean paradise of Trinidad and Tobago. With warm tropical beaches, stunning natural attractions, lively local culture, and vibrant November festivals, this twin-island nation offers a blissful break before the winter holiday …

In early 2021, the financial world witnessed an unprecedented event that shook the foundations of Wall Street. What began as a grassroots movement on the Reddit forum r/WallStreetBets turned into a global phenomenon. The movement was fuelled by retail investors who saw an opportunity to not only make money but …

As emerging economies strive to build stable financial foundations, Singapore’s model of fiscal responsibility offers invaluable lessons. Singapore’s strategic approach to managing its resources and expenditures has not only promoted growth but has also fostered resilience in the face of economic challenges. Emerging economies can look to Singapore’s practices to …

The douen, a captivating figure in Caribbean folklore, is a spirit said to haunt the forests and waterways of various islands, including Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago, and St Lucia. While the tale of the douen is prevalent throughout the Caribbean, with variations across islands, the Trinidadian interpretation offers a particularly …

As winter brings chilly temperatures and shorter days to New York, there’s no better time to plan a getaway that offers relaxation, rejuvenation, and renewal. For those seeking an escape that combines stunning natural landscapes, restorative wellness practices, and a touch of adventure, a Trinidad wellness retreat offers a truly …

In the world of finance, few places hold as much strategic influence as Singapore. This bustling Southeast Asian city-state has evolved into a global powerhouse for financial services, earning a reputation as one of the top financial centres in the world. Singapore’s financial institutions are central to this success, helping …

The soucouyant (soo-coo-ya) is a fearsome figure in Caribbean folklore, particularly prominent in islands like Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, Suriname, Saint Lucia, Dominica, and Haïti. This shape-shifting creature, often depicted as a reclusive old woman by day, transforms into a fiery ball at night to seek out unsuspecting victims. The …