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Trinidad and Tobago’s way of talking has just been given a formal seal of approval. In its September 2026 update, the Oxford English Dictionary added
Trinidad and Tobago mourns Slinger Francisco, the Mighty Sparrow: an eight-time Calypso Monarch and Road March king whose songs shaped Caribbean culture.
Temperatures topped 35°C in Trinidad and Tobago this week. Here’s how to stay hydrated, spot heat exhaustion early, and keep your family safe in the heat.
The Ministry of Education has released the Trinidad and Tobago school calendar for 2026-2027. See Term I, II and III start and end dates for parents.
From Banwari Trace to 31 August 1962: the full, fact-checked history of Trinidad and Tobago’s journey from colonisation to independence, and where the country stands on its 64th anniversary.
Before it was Trinidad’s busiest WW2 airbase, Carlsen Field was the Robinson family’s Edinburgh sugar estate. The renaming, the squadrons, and the families who were displaced to build it.
Shaved ice, syrup (guava, pineapple and kola) and optional condensed milk.
Boiled pig trotters or chicken foot seasoned with pepper, cucumber, onion salt and lime.
A soft fried bread filled with seasoned and spiced potato.
A Syrian-Lebanese wrap comprised of a pita bread, lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, garlic sauce and various types of meat
A mixture of ice, milk, sugar (or condensed milk) and any fruit or vegetable (banana, beetroot, seamoss, papaya, etc)
A fried, East Indian delicacy primarialy made of dasheen leaves, split peas powder, flour, tumeric powder and seasoning and served with chutney
This salted, semi-smokey bbq meat could be served as a side dish or with fries
Fried saltfish fritter
A delicious soup made from the gelatinous heel bones of a cow.
A Chinese steamed bun filed with barbecued pork.
Fried leven bread filled with a well-seasoned shark fillet, dressed with a variety of spicy condiments (pepper, garlic and chadon beni sauces) tomatoes, cucbmbers, lettuce, etc.
Well seasoned, spicy mixture of pid’s blood, liver and fat served alone or with bread or crix.
Trinidad and Tobago’s way of talking has just been given a formal seal of approval. In its September 2026 update, the Oxford English Dictionary added
Trinidad and Tobago mourns Slinger Francisco, the Mighty Sparrow: an eight-time Calypso Monarch and Road March king whose songs shaped Caribbean culture.
Temperatures topped 35°C in Trinidad and Tobago this week. Here’s how to stay hydrated, spot heat exhaustion early, and keep your family safe in the heat.
The Ministry of Education has released the Trinidad and Tobago school calendar for 2026-2027. See Term I, II and III start and end dates for parents.
From Banwari Trace to 31 August 1962: the full, fact-checked history of Trinidad and Tobago’s journey from colonisation to independence, and where the country stands on its 64th anniversary.
Before it was Trinidad’s busiest WW2 airbase, Carlsen Field was the Robinson family’s Edinburgh sugar estate. The renaming, the squadrons, and the families who were displaced to build it.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Emancipation Day marks the culmination of a decades-long process, beginning with Trinidad’s pioneering 1812 slave registry, one of the earliest in the British Caribbean.
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
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.
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
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 Hero Caribbean Premier League2020 was hosted in Trinidad and Tobago, amidst lockdown measures due to COVID 19. All health protocols were adhered to, and
Trinidad and Tobago mourns Slinger Francisco, the Mighty Sparrow: an eight-time Calypso Monarch and Road March king whose songs shaped Caribbean culture.
Temperatures topped 35°C in Trinidad and Tobago this week. Here’s how to stay hydrated, spot heat exhaustion early, and keep your family safe in the heat.
The Ministry of Education has released the Trinidad and Tobago school calendar for 2026-2027. See Term I, II and III start and end dates for parents.
From Banwari Trace to 31 August 1962: the full, fact-checked history of Trinidad and Tobago’s journey from colonisation to independence, and where the country stands on its 64th anniversary.
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
Caribbean Airlines and Frontier Airlines have recently expanded their reach by adding new routes from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to Trinidad, enhancing connectivity between the
The use of drones, or Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), has seen a significant rise in Trinidad and Tobago, mirroring global trends. These devices, initially designed
Caribbean Airlines, our flag carrier, has announced an exciting expansion of its services to the enchanting island of St. Maarten. Starting from August 21, the
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
Caribbean Airlines has recently made a historic touchdown in St. Kitts, marking the first scheduled flight to the island from Trinidad, with a stop in
Trinidad’s Unique Food Landscape Trinidad and Tobago, the southernmost islands in the Caribbean, offers an enticing blend of culinary influences from Africa, India, Europe, and
American Airlines and JetBlue have recently announced plans to boost their capacity and enhance service to Port of Spain (POS), Trinidad. This development not only
