Lets Raise the Level of Debate in Tourism
Two things got me thinking last week. Firstly, I was at a meeting at which some government programs were being discussed. Someone make the point
Two things got me thinking last week. Firstly, I was at a meeting at which some government programs were being discussed. Someone make the point
The website panonthenet.com last week advertised a Symposium to Examine Carnival’s Creative and Commercial Inputs. The symposium hoped to address the question of “Trinidad and
Last week the Barbados Advocate carried a story about the Barbados Tourism Authority (the BTA) being allocated BD$ 92 million or US$46 million for the
Many of us would remember carnival 2011 as the return of Machel Montano. In terms of the debate about soca meeting politics, I am personally
Last week we hosted a couple of coaches from the Dominican Republic(DR) who were here for the Caribbean Area International Schools SportsAssociation (CAISSA) boy’s Basketball
Well I know we are in the throws of the bacchanal season “when men lose their reason; and most of us just want to wine
A couple weeks ago, I was on a flight to Mexico City and as usual, I ended up chatting with the person next to me.
One thing about travel and tourism marketing is that there is absolutely nowhere to hide. Anyone and everyone can judge success or failure at a
Many tourism stakeholders here in Trinidad and Tobago have a pessimistic outlook. Is it that stakeholders have good reason to be frustrated? Firstly, last September
Last October, Redjet launched in Barbados. Then, everything just went quiet. As always, in the absence of official information, the rumors started. Were they just