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Italian Queen is the ‘Last Man Standing’ at explosive night of mixed martial arts
It was a night when the best of European mixed martial arts stars graced Birmingham’s New Bingley Hall, all vying for the right to walk away with the champion prize of £3,000.
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STC-14 - T&T urged to take lead in regional tourism
Carlos Vogeler, Regional Director for the Americas, United Nations World Tourism Organisation has urged Trinidad and Tobago to take a leadership role in helping to boost the tourism industry in the Caribbean, emphasizing the marketing the region as a multi-destination package, visit more than one island during their time in the Caribbean and leading in issues such as airlift and taxation.
STC-14 - T&T Tourism Minister to launch marketing initiative at WTM 13
Trinidad and Tobago’s Ministry of Tourism announced a global marketing initiative at this year’s World Trade Market, the leading global event for the travel industry.
STC-14 - Columbia and T&T to discuss Air Transport Links
During his feature address at the opening of the Sustainable Tourism Conference (STC-14) this week, Acting Prime Minister Winston Dookeran announced an ageeement with Columbia’s Foreign Relations Minister, Her Excellency María Angela Holguín Cuéllarto convene a meeting of airlines with Trinidad and Tobago in May to examine the prospects of enhancing air links in the wider Caribbean and South America.
STC-14 - Carlos Vogeler from the UNTWO - Keynote Address
With the start of STC-14 came a keynote speech by the Regional Director for the Americas of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO), Carlos Volgeler.
STC-14 - CTO Chairman Beverley Nicholson-Doty at the opening
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