Sweet TnT Magazine Trinidad and Tobago Culture

Are you already dreading the inevitable weight gain that comes with endless holiday parties and tempting Christmas feasts? The discomfort of putting on pounds and the anxiety about how you’ll look in your festive clothing can overshadow the joy of the season. The pressure to indulge socially, combined with cold …

Parang season in Trinidad and Tobago brings its own joy. Cuatro rhythms, sweet harmonies, steelpan highlights and lively crowds turn nights into warm celebrations of music and community. Carnival band launches bring a different excitement, filled with heavy basslines, energetic performances and the thrill of seeing new costume designs. These …

The peak travel season ahead Carnival 2026 in Trinidad and Tobago will draw visitors from across the world. Travellers already know that airline demand rises sharply from mid-January through early March, which often pushes fares to their highest point of the year. People who plan early avoid the premium prices …

A global shift in attitudes The idea that social media is losing its power no longer feels provocative. It is becoming accepted among users, creators, psychologists, technologists and even the founders who built the modern digital world. Over the past five years the platforms that once promised connection have changed …

If you are feeling the financial pressure of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, especially when gym memberships drain your bank account, then this is for you. The hidden cost of an unhealthy life, from expensive takeaways to constant fatigue affecting your career, is far greater than you realise, often leaving you …

Prostate cancer affects millions of men worldwide and remains one of the most common cancers diagnosed in older adults. Many cases develop slowly and quietly, which is why early symptoms are easy to overlook. Across the globe the lifetime risk is significant. In the United States alone, more than 288,000 …

Planning for a transformative trip Carnival 2026 in Trinidad and Tobago promises colour, music and excitement from the moment you land. Visitors from every continent will arrive for the greatest cultural celebration in the Caribbean. Preparing early helps you enjoy the energy of the festival without feeling overwhelmed. Travelling for …

The price tag that once protected shoppers For more than a century, the price tag stood as a symbol of fairness. A sticker of glue and paper represented a promise that everyone paid the same amount for the same product. This principle emerged in the nineteenth century when shopping resembled …

Planning early for a Christmas escape Travelling to Trinidad and Tobago for Christmas is one of the most rewarding decisions you can make. The islands warm up beautifully during December, with clear skies, cool evenings and a festive spirit that builds from the start of the month. Many travellers assume …

An idea that shaped global finance For centuries gold was seen as the purest expression of wealth. It glittered in riverbeds, resisted corrosion and could be moulded with simple tools. Entire civilisations treated it as a universal language of value, and eventually modern economies built their monetary systems on it. …