Scarborough, Tobago – The recent maxi-taxi cancellations that left cruise ship passengers stranded are being reframed as a prime business venture opportunity for entrepreneurial Tobagonians. This perspective was highlighted by Curtis Williams, Chairman of the Tobago Division of the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce.
While condemning the actions of some maxi-taxi drivers who failed to provide tours for cruise ship visitors, Williams urged local residents to invest in buses and ground transportation to address the critical shortage. He emphasized that this gap in the Tobago tourism industry presents a significant chance for locals to contribute to the sector’s growth while securing profitable ventures.
This situation underscores the urgent need for reliable and sufficient ground transportation for cruise tourism in Tobago, presenting a direct call to action for local investors.
Reporter Kandace Jackson has more details on this proposed solution and the Chamber’s vision for new tourism business opportunities on the island.
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