Tobago Division Of T.t.i.o.c. Curtis Williams Says The Business Community Is More Focused On Tobago October Carnival Than The National Carnival
Scarborough, Tobago – Despite considerable dissatisfaction expressed regarding the late planning for the Tobago leg of the national Carnival (referring to the February 2024 event), the island’s business community remains unworried and is strategically focusing its efforts on the upcoming Tobago October Carnival.
Curtis Williams, Chairman of the Tobago Division of the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce, conveyed to reporter Kandace Jackson that the business community views the Tobago October Carnival’s potential for profitability as exceptionally high. This perspective underscores a strategic shift, with local businesses prioritizing the October event as a significant economic driver for the island.
The strong focus on the Tobago October Carnival highlights its growing importance as a distinct tourism product and a major revenue generator, attracting both local and international visitors to the island. Businesses are actively preparing to maximize the opportunities presented by this increasingly popular festival.
