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Tuesday, July 8, 2025

"Taste of Carnival" generates $2.7M in revenue

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AKASH SAMAROO
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Minister of Tourism, Culture and the Arts, Senator Randall Mitchell, tells the Parliament how much revenue was earned from Taste of Carnival 2022, on Friday 8 April 2022. (Image courtesy Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago)

Minister of Tourism, Culture and the Arts, Senator Randall Mitchell, tells the Parliament how much revenue was earned from Taste of Carnival 2022, on Friday 8 April 2022. (Image courtesy Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago)

AKASH SAMA­ROO

 

The Na­tion­al Car­ni­val Com­mis­sion (NCC) gen­er­at­ed $2,449,584 dol­lars from this year's "Taste of Car­ni­val 2022".

This was re­vealed in the Par­lia­ment this morn­ing by Min­is­ter of Tourism, Cul­ture and the Arts, Sen­a­tor Ran­dall Mitchell.

Min­is­ter Mitchell gave a break­down of how the rev­enue was earned:

"Spon­sor­ship, gate re­ceipts, venue rental and mis­cel­la­neous in­come which in­clud­ed ven­dor booth rental, ac­cred­i­ta­tion fees and bar sales."

The Min­is­ter said ac­tiv­i­ties al­so were held at per­for­mance spaces un­der his Min­istry such as NA­PA, SAPA, Na­pari­ma Bowl and Queen's Hall.

"Rev­enue earned from the host­ing of events at these spaces was $317, 735. 25," the min­is­ter con­firmed.

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