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A weekend of golfing with superb culinary and hospitality experiences!

Delivered by some of Tobago’s most creative chefs, mixologists and students. The THTI Taste of Tobago Golf Classic creates an opportunity for tourism and hospitality students to showcase their talents on a grand stage, shining a light on the career and mentorship opportunities for other youth.

The event is designed to profile the culinary and hospitality prowess of the institution while generating funds to strengthen THTI’s capacity to deliver programmes which support the human capital needs of the industry.

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A Spectacular Showcase of Culinary Arts & Hospitality

Golf Never Tasted Better!

2022 Event Highlights

THIS YEAR’S EVENT WAS FULLY SUBSCRIBED WITH 82 GOLFERS PLAYING IN TEAMS OF 2 (TWO)

The event is designed to profile the prowess of the Tobago Hospitality & Tourism Institute. A spectacular showcase of culinary and hospitality was delivered throughout the weekend.

Highlights of the 3rd Annual THTI Taste of Tobago Golf Classic
Posted by Taste of Tobago on Monday, April 25, 2022

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