Tourism Trinidad

09/08/2026

Tourism Trinidad Limited (TTL) joined the “Buy Local, Build Trinbago” community activation hosted by the Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism on Saturday, August 8, at S&S Persad Supermarket in Mayaro.

TTL engaged consumers and local business owners, highlighting the important connection between MSMEs and tourism, including opportunities to access tourism markets, certifications and initiatives that encourage domestic spending.

By supporting local, we strengthen our businesses, communities and tourism sector building Trinbago together.

07/08/2026

Tourism Trinidad Limited is pleased to support Miss World Trinidad and Tobago, Georgia-Lee Gill, as she heads to the 73rd Miss World competition in Vietnam.

As she departs for the international pageant, we extend our best wishes for a successful journey and thank her for proudly representing Trinbago on the global stage.

The competition runs from August 8th through the grand finale on September 5th in Nha Trang, Vietnam. All the best, Georgia-Lee. We look forward to following every step of your journey.

06/08/2026

TTL joins the Aquatics Sports Association of Trinidad and Tobago, athletes, officials, and stakeholders for the official launch of the 30th Goodwill Swimming Championships 2026. The event takes place from August 14 to 16 at the National Aquatic Centre in Couva.

Tourism Trinidad welcomes the more than 250 young athletes from up to 13 Caribbean nations, alongside their coaches, officials, families, and supporters.

Sport tourism remains an important part of showcasing Trinbago as a destination for events, supporting local businesses, and encouraging cultural exchanges. These championships offer visitors the opportunity to experience local culture, cuisine, and hospitality.

05/08/2026

03/08/2026

Sea turtles are a protected treasure of Trinidad and Tobago.

Tourism Trinidad Limited condemns wildlife poaching following recent arrests in Tobago. Let's protect our natural environment and biodiversity.

Read more: https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/two-arrested-in-suspected-tobago-turtle-poaching-6.2.2636718.3fdcf3737c

Two men have been ar­rest­ed af­ter wildlife of­fi­cers al­leged­ly found a dead sea tur­tle, tur­tle meat and tur­tle eggs dur­ing an en­force­ment op­er­a­tion at Lam­beau Beach, To­ba­go.

01/08/2026

Today, we honour the enduring legacy of Emancipation.

31/07/2026

The BirdsCaribbean 25th International Conference highlighted how ecotourism can drive sustainable growth while showcasing Trinidad and Tobago's world-class biodiversity.

Read more in this Trinidad Guardian feature.

Bird tourists can spend as much as US$850 a day on packages in Trinidad and Tobago, several times the expenditure cited for a regular visitor, putting the country in a potentially lucrative position as the global bird tourism market expands.

For more: https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/tts-birds-can-mean-big-business-6.2.2636301.e06d83ad55

29/07/2026

Every visit to Maracas Beach hits different. Bake and shark, family lime, sea breeze, and the vendors who make it feel like home.

Now we are working to make it even better. Cleaner. Safer. More organised. For vendors. For visitors. For all of us.

The Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism alongside its partners rolls out the Maracas Beach Vendor Regularisation Exercise. From training and data capture to beach clean-ups and enforcement, it's all about building a system that works for everyone.

Because protecting what we love means investing in the people and places that make it special.

Let's build a better beach experience together.

27/07/2026

Senator the Honourable Satyakama Maharaj, Minister of Trade, Investment and Tourism, visited the final day of the BirdsCaribbean 25th International Conference, joining more than 300 delegates from over 30 countries gathered in Trinidad and Tobago for the region's premier bird conservation and ecotourism conference.

Hosted through the collaboration of the Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism, Tourism Trinidad Limited, BirdsCaribbean, HADCO Experiences and valued partners, the conference showcased Trinbago's extraordinary biodiversity while highlighting the growing importance of ecotourism as a key segment of our tourism sector.

Tourism Trinidad Limited extends sincere thanks to Minister Maharaj, BirdsCaribbean, our partners and every delegate whose participation made this landmark conference a resounding success. We look forward to welcoming you back to experience even more of Trinidad and Tobago.
In pictures: Lisa Sorenson, Ph.D., Executive Director, BirdsCaribbean and Senator Satyakama Maharaj, Minister of Trade, Investment and Tourism

27/07/2026

A successful week of collaboration, conservation and connection.

As the BirdsCaribbean 25th International Conference comes to a close, Executive Director Lisa Sorenson reflects on the success of the event and expresses her appreciation to Tourism Trinidad Limited and the Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism for their partnership in bringing the conference to Trinidad and Tobago.

Together, we showcased the incredible biodiversity, warm hospitality and world-class ecotourism experiences that make our twin-island nation a truly exceptional destination.

Thank you to BirdsCaribbean, delegates and everyone who helped make this landmark conference a resounding success.