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Monday, March 31, 2025

Tourism Trinidad gets ready for CYG

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GEISHA KOWLESSAR-ALONZO
625 days ago
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FLASHBACK: UdeCott Chairman Noel Garcia, right, chats with Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, left, and Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs Shamfa Cudjoe during the tour of the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Woodbrook, Port-of-Spain, June 3 2023.

FLASHBACK: UdeCott Chairman Noel Garcia, right, chats with Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, left, and Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs Shamfa Cudjoe during the tour of the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Woodbrook, Port-of-Spain, June 3 2023.

KERWIN PIERRE

Tourism Trinidad con­tin­ues to sup­port the de­vel­op­ment of Des­ti­na­tion Trinidad as the pre­mier des­ti­na­tion for Sport Tourism in the re­gion.

Dur­ing the up­com­ing Com­mon­wealth Youth Games, the com­pa­ny will be work­ing close­ly with key stake­hold­ers to un­der­take ac­tiv­i­ties that will el­e­vate the des­ti­na­tion’s brand and lead to an en­hanced and pos­i­tive vis­i­tor ex­pe­ri­ence dur­ing the up­com­ing sev­enth edi­tion of the youth games, which will be held in T&T be­tween Au­gust 4 and 11, 2023.

In a state­ment, Tourism Trinidad said the Com­mon­wealth Games Fed­er­a­tion (CGF) aims to cre­ate sus­tain­able and pros­per­ous com­mu­ni­ties across the Com­mon­wealth through sport, and Tourism Trinidad is de­ter­mined to es­tab­lish this coun­try as a vi­able sports-tourism des­ti­na­tion.

As such, the or­gan­i­sa­tion has planned a range of ac­tiv­i­ties that will provide­u­nique tourism ex­pe­ri­ences for the ath­letes, sport­ing teams and spec­ta­tors.

“Both ath­letes and vis­i­tors will be im­mersed in the vi­brant and wel­com­ing at­mos­phere of Trinidad from the mo­ment they ar­rive, with air­port wel­come en­ter­tain­ment, en­sur­ing a warm and en­thu­si­as­tic re­cep­tion for all par­tic­i­pants.

“...the open­ing cer­e­mo­ny of the games will serve as a grand show­case of des­ti­na­tion brand­ing, fur­ther re­in­forc­ing Trinidad’s iden­ti­ty as a pre­mier tourist des­ti­na­tion.. This cer­e­mo­ny will be a cap­ti­vat­ing dis­play of the coun­try’s cul­ture, her­itage and vi­brant spir­it,” Tourism Trinidad added.

To pro­vide vis­i­tors with valu­able in­for­ma­tion and as­sis­tance, tourism in­for­ma­tion booths will be set up at var­i­ous sport­ing fa­cil­i­ties, in­clud­ing the Na­tion­al Aquat­ic Cen­tre, Hase­ly Craw­ford Sta­di­um and Na­tion­al Cy­cling Cen­tre. These booths will serve as hubs of knowl­edge about this coun­try’s des­ti­na­tion, of­fer­ing vis­i­tors an op­por­tu­ni­ty to dis­cov­er the rich­ness of Trinidad’s tourism of­fer­ings.

Lo­cals and vis­i­tors can look for­ward to des­ti­na­tion in­for­ma­tion kiosks at the game’s vil­lage ho­tels lo­cat­ed at the Hy­att Re­gency Trinidad, Radis­son, Cara Ho­tels, and Mar­riott.

Tourism Trinidad said these pro­vi­sions will en­sure that vis­i­tors es­pe­cial­ly have ac­cess to all the nec­es­sary in­for­ma­tion and re­sources to make the most of their stay in Trinidad.

On Sat­ur­day June 24, Tourism Trinidad al­so con­duct­ed hos­pi­tal­i­ty train­ing for Com­mon­wealth Youth Games vol­un­teers to pro­vide ex­cep­tion­al cus­tomer ser­vice.

Ap­prox­i­mate­ly 2,000 vol­un­teers are be­ing mo­bilised for the games.


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