Above: a Lake Asphalt plant (Photo: Lake Asphalt)
By the Caribbean Journal staff
The China Railway Construction Caribbean Company agreed with Trinidad’s Lake Asphalt Trinidad to supply the Chinese market with asphalt for a three- year period. The announcement was made on Thursday by Energy Minister Kevin Ramnarine in St Clair.
You step into a glass dome floating high above the ocean. To your right, divers plunge from platforms. Above, aerialists twist through light. Somewhere behind you, a DJ is spinning beside a suspended infinity pool. This isn’t a dream — […]
It’s not a secret that Marriott has been deepening its all-inclusive footprint across the Caribbean in the last few years. One of the centerpieces of this push has been Barbados, a destination where Marriott actually kicked off its all-inclusive foray […]
Barbados has long been a haven for adults in search of refinement — the kind of place where luxury and culture blend in quiet, confident harmony. Now, that ethos is becoming the foundation of a new resort concept that aims […]
Air Canada has officially relaunched its nonstop flights between Toronto and Trinidad, Caribbean Journal has learned. The service will be returning on May 1, 2025, tourism officials confirmed this week. The route will operate four times each week and, more […]
The doubles. The beaches. The corn soup. The rum. The culture. If you haven’t experienced Trinidad, you’re missing out on one of the most underrated, fascinating places to visit in the whole Caribbean. It’s long been a particular draw for […]
Another new route is coming to the southern Caribbean next week, part of ultra-low-cost carrier Frontier Airlines’ new Caribbean expansion. The latest destination? Port of Spain, Trinidad, which will be welcoming its first-ever flights on Frontier beginning July 11. The […]
