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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Dump remains under fire
After running a story on Thursday about the hoard of flies affecting residents in Mt. St George and environs several callers to our newsroom later informed us that a fire had erupted at the dump in what they think is an attempt to contain the flies.
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YES Programme Launched
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Quaccoo not leaving anything to chance
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Claudia Sea Visit
Nine hundred primary school students in Tobago will sit the Secondary Entrance Assessment Examination tomorrow. On Tuesday, several Assemblymen visited schools in their constituencies, sharing words of advice and bearing gifts.