Trinidad & Tobago’s Prime Minister, Dr. Keith Rowley, announced yesterday that carnival is still on despite rising COVID-19 cases. He says the government does not intend to institute any additional restrictions and has called for greater responsibility among the population with the new sub-variant in circulation and daily cases forecasted to reach the “high hundreds” within the next two weeks […]
The Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Dr. Keith Rowley, has declared carnival a ‘no go’ for 2021. Dr. Rowley, who was speaking at the Spotlight on the Economy forum, said that unless there is a dramatic change by Christmas, the carnival is ‘not on’. “I see no future for Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago in the months ahead…unless there’s […]
Trinidad and Tobago is witnessing an increase in the number of visitor arrivals for the annual carnival. The popular event dubbed, “The Greatest Show on Earth”, is held annually on the Monday and Tuesday preceding Ash Wednesday. This colorful spectacle attracts thousands of revelers from around the world and culminates 1-2 months of non-stop partying. For the two-week period leading […]
Trinidad and Tobago officially referred to as the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, is a twin island country located off the northern edge of the South American mainland, near the coast of northeastern Venezuela and 81 miles south of Grenada. Trinidad was a colony of Spain until the British arrival in 1797. During the same period, the island of Tobago […]
The Island has released its 2016 event calendar Trinidad and Tobago Carnival is the largest street festival in the Caribbean. The ultimate guide to experiencing Trinidad and Tobago Carnival has been published online. The country’s Carnival Calendar 2016 is a comprehensive guide to all the major Carnival parties and other events, which will occur from January 1st to Carnival Sunday, […]
