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4th Annual THTI Taste of Tobago Golf Classic Delivers Unmatched Golfing and Hospitality Experience

In the Photo from Left to Right: Digicel Promotional Representative, David Esler (General Manager Business Solutions, Digicel), Rabindra Narine...

Cassava Pone Recipe – White Chocolate Cream Cheese

Cassava Pone is a treasured Tobago sweet made with grated cassava, coconut, pumpkin and blended with Caribbean spices. It...

Coconut Crusted Cassava Balls

This recipe was prepared by Chef Dense Stewart of the Tobago Hospitality & Tourism Institute in tribute to the...

THTI Taste of Tobago Golf Classic 2023

The THTI Taste of Tobago Golf Classic combines a weekend of superb golfing with culinary and hospitality experiences delivered...

Frontline Flavours Gourmet Mac ‘N’ Cheese

Traditionally, macaroni pie is a core staple in Tobago's Sunday lunch. However, the combination of macaroni pie/noodles with cheeses...

Callaloo Recipe – A traditional Sunday favourite

Callaloo features the perfect blend of dasheen leaves, ochre, fresh seasoning and pigtail, crab or beef. It's usually served...

“I didn’t want my degree to be a waste of time.”

Annelia Lian Davis is a young, vibrant, God-fearing, caring and energetic person who loves spending time with her family...

Exploring the Benefits of Seaweed

Seaweed can benefit your garden in various ways. For example, using seaweed can increase crop yields, make plants grow...

24 Years of Hospitality and Tourism Service and Excellence

Twenty-four years passed in a moment. Twenty – four years to date, the Tobago Hospitality and Tourism Institute began...

Discovering Dreams in Hospitality Industry

Baking is synonymous with Sundays in Tobago. In Tobago, this tradition is passed down from generation to generation....

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