TOP Chairman Lionel Coker deems the long awaited completion on the Scarborough General Hospital as “a bittersweet moment for Tobagonians” after what he says was a 56year wait.
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Tobago Tourism Standing Committee meeting disbanded
The 10-year-old Tobago Tourism Standing Committee has been disbanded. Instead, the Secretary of Tourism and Transportation and Minister of Tourism and their teams are to meet regularly to discuss tourism in Tobago, while the Secretary will meet with Tobago tourism stakeholders for regular discussions.
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THTA’s Hardwicke addresses Tourism
President of the Tobago Hotel & Tourism Association, Nick Hardwicke has addressed several issues which he believes is plaguing the local tourism industry. Many persons believe that we are giving Tobago away cheaply as entrance fees are not requested to major tourist attractions, unlike many other tourism destinations in the region.
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Staff to move to new Library
It was only last week that Chief Secretary Orville London told Channel 5 News that the Scarborough Library is about 98% completed. His estimation may very well be accurate, since it has been reported that staff should occupy the building in June.
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Hundreds for Muslims gather for Eid celebrations
The month long fast observed by Muslims around the world ended yesterday with the celebration of EID ul Fitr. In Tobago, members of the Bon Accord Masjid Ibn Abaas and the Lowlands Masjid al Tawbah also celebrated.
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Centrica Energy gets feedback on NCMA 4 Block
Centrica Energy held an energy consultation yesterday at the Gulf City Mall, Lowlands to get feedback on their new project, NCMA 4 Block. Centrica Energy started in 2012 and acquired among many others, Block 22, north of Tobago.