5,000 arrive on cruise ships

Trinidad Newsday

Visitors from the MS Volendam cruise ship get scanned as they pass through the Scarborough Port on Friday. - DAVID REID

On Friday the Alpha Pan Pioneers Steel Orchestra welcomed visitors with a performance at the Scarborough Esplanade, continuing a trend of giving tourists a cultural welcome as they stepped onto Tobago soil.

A number of calls are also scheduled for the Charlotteville Port, with the next arrival there being the Sea Dream II on January 8.

“This is a welcome tourism boost for the local community,” Stewart-Phillips said.

“I am quite optimistic that the ongoing efforts of the Tobago Tourism Agency Ltd to increase international arrivals to Tobago by sea and by air will continue to yield positive rewards.”

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  • “This is a welcome tourism boost for the local community,” Stewart-Phillips said.

    “I am quite optimistic that the ongoing efforts of the Tobago Tourism Agency Ltd to increase international arrivals to Tobago by sea and by air will continue to yield positive rewards.”

    She also commended the stakeholder partners like the Buccoo Village Council for capitalizing on the opportunities presented and creating new products to enhance the visitor experience. The village council recently launched its Buccoo passport initiative, providing tourism packages for various Buccoo activities.

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