Destination Trinidad has been awarded the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) “Safe Travels” stamp. The Safe Travels stamp allows citizens and international visitors to recognise tourism properties and businesses that diligently follow global health and hygiene protocols aligned with the WTTC’s Safe Travels Protocols. Safe Travels stamp rebuilds confidence …
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Another year begins and you have not even completed your last year’s resolution to save money while making just enough to get you by. This can be very frustrating as you have failed to fulfil a promise that you made to yourself once again. Well it’s a New Year and …
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Granville Beach remains a cornerstone of family heritage and coastal recreation in Southern Trinidad, offering a nostalgic retreat for generations of visitors. This personal narrative explores the enduring appeal of the South-Western peninsula, where the journey through lush agricultural landscapes is as significant as the destination. Readers will find a …
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Photo: Marissa Armoogam. The Ali family enjoys the water in a pool at Crown Point, Tobago. Aadam wearing snorkel gear, Khaleel in orange swim shorts, Elaina in blue life jacket and Sabeera in orange life jacket, all ready for an early morning swim. You can never catch them in the water …
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The rainy season is here again and comes with an increase in the population of mosquitoes. This creates a problem where you need a safe but effective way to get rid of what is considered the most dangerous animal in the world. You’ve cleaned so why do mosquitoes still breed …
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It’s your dad and you know him better than anyone. Every year for Father’s Day you give him exactly what he needs. He probably owns a variety of ties, shirts, socks, hats, wallets, watches, cell phone cases, and #1 Dad mugs by now, all that you have picked out for …
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By Nadia Ali. It’s the weekend and I am sure you can’t wait to go outside and play in refreshing, cool water either at the various beaches, waterfalls or river limes in and around sweet Trinidad and Tobago. But what about going to a fun water park for the entire day? …
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Sucking on cocoa pod seeds is another fun activity that mischievous children might do when walking home from school. Just like when they stone down or climb the mango, plum, and chenette trees located in angry people’s yards, you can spot the young happy ones stealing cocoa pods and running …
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Your wedding dress is the most significant icon on your wedding day. It is the main focus in the chapel, the reception, and all your photographs, framed on your walls and stacked in your wedding albums for life. Choosing the perfect wedding dress can be an extremely difficult task for many persons. …
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Vendors are all smiles at Tunapuna Market as they pose with their goods for Sweet TnT Magazine’s camera on Sunday, December 30, 2012. Some foods on display are Cavali fish and lobster; shrimp, dasheen bush, breadfruit, mangoes, carambola aka five fingers fruit, and pomerac; and melongene, lettuce, plum, and hot …
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