Booking a flight to Trinidad and Tobago is the first step toward an unforgettable Caribbean experience. Whether you’re travelling for Carnival, eco-adventures, business, or to reconnect with loved ones, understanding the logistics, requirements, and best practices ensures a smooth, stress-free journey. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know …
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The historical importance of the Trinidad & Tobago War Memorial
The Trinidad & Tobago War Memorial, standing solemnly on Memorial Park in Port-of-Spain, is more than a symbol of remembrance, it is a national treasure with deep historical, cultural, and international significance. Erected in the aftermath of World War I and later expanded to commemorate the fallen of World War …
Read More »Top 10 reasons travellers are choosing Trinidad and Tobago for summer 2025
As the world looks ahead to summer 2025, travellers are already making bold choices about where to spend their well-earned vacations. Among the Caribbean’s top contenders, Trinidad and Tobago is surging in popularity, offering a unique blend of cultural richness, natural beauty, affordability, and authentic experiences that set it apart …
Read More »Why Trinidad and Tobago should be your top summer vacation destination in 2025
Nestled in the southern Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago offers an unparalleled blend of vibrant culture, pristine nature, and year-round sunshine, making it the ultimate summer vacation destination for 2025. While many travellers flock to over-touristed Caribbean hotspots, this dual-island nation remains a hidden gem where authenticity thrives. From sun-soaked beaches …
Read More »Why you should visit Trinidad and Tobago for Indian Arrival Day
Every year on May 30th, the twin-island nation of Trinidad and Tobago commemorates Indian Arrival Day, a public holiday honouring the first arrival of East Indian indentured labourers to Trinidad in 1845. But this is more than just a historical milestone; it is a vibrant cultural event that encapsulates the …
Read More »Nelson Island: Gateway of dreams, quarantine and resistance in Trinidad’s history
Just 2.5 kilometres southwest of Port-of-Spain, in the calm waters of the Gulf of Paria, lies a limestone outcrop that has played a disproportionately monumental role in the shaping of Trinidad and Tobago’s cultural, political, and historical identity, Nelson Island. While seemingly modest in size, Nelson Island has, for centuries, …
Read More »How to plan the perfect Caribbean getaway to Trinidad and Tobago this summer
Planning a Caribbean getaway to Trinidad and Tobago this summer offers an unrivalled blend of adventure, relaxation, and cultural discovery. As one of the most diverse and vibrant destinations in the Caribbean, this twin-island republic boasts pristine beaches, lush rainforests, rich history, and a pulsating rhythm that sets it apart …
Read More »Why you should visit Trinidad and Tobago for Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi in Trinidad and Tobago is not just a religious observance, it’s a profound cultural experience woven into the social and spiritual fabric of the nation. Every year, this Catholic feast day is celebrated with reverence, community gatherings, agricultural traditions, and vibrant expressions of faith across both islands. Whether …
Read More »Carrera Island: The history of Trinidad and Tobago’s notorious prison island
Off the north-western coast of Trinidad, nestled in the Gulf of Paria near Chaguaramas, lies a rugged limestone islet shrouded in legend and history, Carrera Island. Known today primarily as a penal colony, the island’s storied past is far more complex than its present use as a prison. From its …
Read More »How to bypass Trinidad and Tobago’s new US$500 forex limit
In May 2025, Republic Bank Limited (RBL), one of Trinidad and Tobago’s leading financial institutions, announced a significant policy change: newly issued credit cards would now carry a maximum limit of US$500 or the equivalent in T&T dollars. This decision, attributed to ongoing foreign exchange (forex) constraints, has profound implications …
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