Laventille, a vibrant community perched on the hillsides overlooking the bustling capital of Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, is a place rich in history, culture, and resilience. Though often misunderstood and stigmatised, Laventille has long been a cradle of creativity, innovation, and cultural expression, most notably as the birthplace of the steelpan, the …
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10 Companies hiring remote workers in Trinidad and Tobago
In recent years, the rise of remote work has opened up new opportunities for professionals in Trinidad and Tobago to work for companies worldwide. This shift has been driven by technological advancements, the global adoption of flexible work arrangements, and the demand for diverse talent. For those looking to tap …
Read More »Frontier Airlines takes flight in Trinidad: A new era of travel begins
Frontier Airlines made its highly anticipated debut in Trinidad in July 2024, marking a significant milestone for the island’s tourism industry. The ultra-low-cost carrier’s arrival was celebrated with a water cannon salute at Piarco International Airport, signalling the start of a new chapter in air travel for Trinidad. THE 10 …
Read More »Cocorite: The history of Trinidad’s first leper colony
Cocorite, a small suburb in northwestern Trinidad, holds a unique and poignant place in the islandās history. Though today it is a bustling area with residential communities and commercial establishments, Cocorite was once known for housing Trinidad’s first leper colony. Get a job in tech. No matter who you are. …
Read More »24 hours lizard: Trinidad and Tobago old wives tale of the reptile
The 24 hours lizard, also known as the coloured bush anole or common monkey lizard, has long been a creature shrouded in mystery and superstition. It is said to be more than just an ordinary reptile. In the eyes of many locals, it is a creature with almost supernatural abilities. …
Read More »Gold in Trinidad? The hidden wealth just outside Port-of-Spain
Is there gold in Trinidad? Nestled just outside Port-of-Spain, there could be a treasure trove of gold, silver, and other precious metals waiting to be uncovered. This treasure isnāt in the form of traditional gold bars or jewelry, but rather in the form of electronic waste (e-waste)ādiscarded electronics that contain …
Read More »Manny Dookie: The barefoot runner who pioneered Trinidad and Tobagoās international sporting legacy
Mannie Albert Dookie, 1915-1968, known as “The Barefoot Runner”, is a symbol of resilience and determination in Trinidad and Tobago, demonstrating that greatness and strong character can emerge from even the humblest beginnings. Born into poverty in St James, the story of Mannie Dookie highlights the potential for extraordinary achievements …
Read More »Buying a house in Trinidad and Tobago: A step-by-step guide
Embarking on the journey to buying a house in Trinidad and Tobago is an exciting venture, but it comes with a myriad of steps and considerations. Navigating the real estate market and legal procedures can be a complex task, making it imperative for prospective home buyers to have a clear …
Read More »Corner House Chronicles: Trinidadian artist captures island culture in vibrant colouring book
Creatives are the vibrant threads that weave the rich tapestry of human culture. Warren Le Platte is a Trinidadian creative who possesses a potent combination of passion, imagination, and the ability to translate those qualities into something tangible. His latest work, Corner House Chronicles: From the Village Maco. A Trinbago …
Read More »5 Million-dollar business ideas: Cultivating innovation and opportunity in Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago, known for its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and entrepreneurial spirit, offers fertile ground for fostering innovative business ventures. This article explores five promising business ideas, each with the potential to generate millions and contribute to the nation’s future. 5 Promising business ideas to make millions in Trinidad …
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