Trinidad and Tobago, a picturesque island nation nestled in the Caribbean, blends the natural splendor of idyllic beaches, tropical rainforests, and coral reefs with a vibrant cultural heritage and ...

The following remarks do not necessarily reflect the views of the Trinidad City Council as a whole, and are intended only to exercise my First Amendment right to voice my personal opinions. The ...

Trinidad is unlike all other Caribbean islands. The oil-rich bigger brother to vacationer’s paradise Tobago doesn’t need your tourist dollars. Hotels cater largely to business travelers, and there are ...

IF TRINIDAD and Tobago immediately conjure up Calypso, sandy beaches and flip-flops, you’re only thinking of the Tobago part. Tourist-focused and largely Afro-Caribbean, Tobago is physically and ...

Most Caribbean island nations have focused on their natural beauty and friendly inhabitants to create a tourism-based economy, but Trinidad, the largest island in the Lesser Antilles, has taken a ...

Without a doubt the largest and most spectacular of all events in Trinidad and Tobago is the festival of Carnival. Dating back to Trinidad's early European settlers, Carnival is a celebration of ...

If Jonna Kitchen is indeed concerned that Trinidad remains welcoming to tourists (“Council backs lottery for short-term rentals,” Times-Standard, Aug. 24, Page A1), then what is essential is retaining ...

Cooks along Queens Park Savannah in Trinidad serve up everything from roasted chicken to the national favorite, Doubles. // Photo by Joe Pike If you want to be able to attend as many parties as you ...

Hyatt Corp. will open its briefcase in Trinidad for the first time with the debut of the 428-room Hyatt Regency Trinidad in Port of Spain in December, the first full-service hotel to open in Trinidad ...

Reconsider travel to Trinidad and Tobago due to serious risks from crime. There are also heightened risks of terrorism and kidnapping. The United States Department of State has issued a Level 3 travel ...

The Carnival Victory and the Caribbean Princess are both under two-week, dockside charter in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, to house staff and international press during the Fifth Summit of the Americas.