The Banwari Man: Trinidad and Tobago’s Oldest Known Resident
Long before Columbus, before sugar and colonisation, before the names we know today were ever spoken across these islands, someone lived here. They fished the mangrove edges, ground their food on flat stone, and buried their dead with quiet ceremony on a hilltop in what we now call San Francique. Roughly seven thousand years later, […]
Road Traffic Regulations Update: New Fines and Penalties Effective 1 January
Trinidad and Tobago’s updated Road Traffic Regulations, effective 1 January under Legal Notice No. 471 of 2025, introduce significant fine increases across common offences. Speeding penalties now reach TT$6,000, uninsured driving carries a tenfold increase to TT$10,000, and seat belt, mobile phone, and vehicle defect violations now attract TT$2,000 fines. Here is what drivers and operators need to know.
Feel the Rhythm: Panorama 2026 Brings the Steelpan Spirit Alive in Trinidad & Tobago
If you’ve ever stood under the moonlit sky with the distant rhythm of steelpan echoing through the air, you know that Panorama is more than a music competition—it’s a cultural heartbeat. As the sweet sounds of steelpan blend with the infectious energy of Carnival, Trinidad & Tobago gears up for Panorama 2026, promising another unforgettable […]
Your Ultimate Guide to Vacationing in Tobago: Caribbean Travel Made Easy
TriniGo is thrilled to guide you on your journey to the enchanting island of Tobago, a gem in the Caribbean Sea that is part of the twin-island Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. This comprehensive guide will provide you with all the necessary details about airlines, airfares, and ferry services, ensuring your travel to Tobago is […]
CPL 2020 – Cricket in a Pandemic
The Hero Caribbean Premier League2020 was hosted in Trinidad and Tobago, amidst lockdown measures due to COVID 19. All health protocols were adhered to, and the games ran smoothly. Sadly not with the exciting carnival mood, as no spectators were allowed at the stadium. The games were broadcast live around the world, so Cricket lovers […]
Covid-19 – The New Normal in Trinidad and Tobago
Covid-19 has brought lives and economies around the world to a stop for months. As most countries try to recover and get to a place of normalcy, we all have to adapt to what’s called the new normal. This global pandemic made its way around the world, grounding planes, closing borders, shutting down counties, economies […]
Island of Tobago – Paradise
Tobago a beautiful Caribbean land, population 60,874. Located northeast of Trinidad. She is known as the twin islands of Trinidad and Tobago. Tobago is the smaller of the twin, initially inhabited by the Caribs. Tobago got its name from the Carib word Tavaco, which is the pipe the Amerindians smoked tobacco leaves. The Island of […]
Plants with Medical Value from Trinidad and Tobago
Medical plants initiated from the first inhabitants of our islands, from the enslaved Africans to later the indentured labourers from India. Even the European explorers, all used these indigenous treatments. From the beginning of life, people looked to the land for food, healing, even cultural identity and survival. The dawn of prescription drugs has grown, […]
Covid-19 and Trinidad and Tobago
As the COVID-19 virus sweeps through our country lets keep hope and humanity. Let’s be kind and disciplined in our actions. There will be life after this, only if we as a people do our part. We will overcome this. Follow the guidelines given, as frustrating and overwhelming it may feel at times. Remember to […]
International Artists Enjoys our Carnival
Our shores were graced by the likes of American rappers Nicki Minaj and Ludacris for 2020 carnival. Oh, what an experience they had. Sounds of sun and fun. Ludacris has quoted Trinidad’s carnival as one of his top 5 experiences in his life. Definitely, it was, his Instagram page is flooded with posts of his […]
7 Must See Places in Trinidad
Trinidad and Tobago offers one of the more unique nature and cultural experiences of all the Caribbean islands. This article highlights only seven (7) of the many beautiful places to visit in Trinidad. 1. Maracas Beach Our first must-visit destination is Maracas Beach located on the north coast of the island. Its white sand, blue-green […]
Carnival Safety Tips
As Trinidad and Tobago’s carnival is in full swing, we all enjoy the season in some way or the other. From masquerading to the music shows to heading to the beach and for some just being home for the long weekend. In all fun, remember always to safeguard yourself and property. Here are some safety […]
Labour Day in Trinidad and Tobago
Imagine if you had to work for more than 15 hours a day. There was no such thing as paid vacation. No Gratuity or Pension. Or something as simple as a Weekend. Thank you to the extraordinary men that fought for the 8 hour work day and 40 hour work week. #Happy #Labour Day #Trinidad […]
No Passport Renewal Fees for Citizens 60 and Over
It’s all Good News for Citizens 60 years and older. For the author of this post Mom, Dad, Granny and many more!!! As our elders they are no longer required to pay passport renewal fees. From National Security “The Ministry of National Security Immigration Division wishes to inform that effective today, June 1, 2016, citizens […]
History of Public Transport in Trinidad and Tobago
Public transport in Trinidad and Tobago began with the establishment of the Trinidad Railway Company in 1846. The Trinidad Government Railway existed between 1876 and 28 December 1968. Originally built to connect Port of Spain with Arima, the railway was extended to Couva in 1880, San Fernando in 1882, Cunapo (now Sangre Grande) in 1897, Tabaquite in 1898, Siparia […]