Trinidad And Tobago
Download offline maps of Tobago before your trip for navigation without an internet connection.
Widely used by locals for communication with tour operators and businesses.
A currency converter app for quick exchange rate calculations.
Useful for understanding local signs or communicating specific needs.
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Visittobago.gov.tt for attractions and events.
Check Mns.gov.tt for visa and entry requirements.
The national carrier Caribbean-airlines.com for schedules and bookings.
Check Ttitferry.com for ferry schedules and tickets.
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A general Caribbean guidebook includes Trinidad and Tobago. Look for reputable publishers.
'A Brief History of Trinidad and Tobago' by Gerard Besson for historical context.
Local newspapers (e.g., Newsday, Express) offer current events and cultural insights.
Familiarize yourself with Trinidad and Tobago Dollars (TTD) and exchange rates.
Understand basic costs for meals, transport, and activities to budget.
Start planning well in advance for a smooth journey.
Trinidad and Tobago does not have a Value Added Tax (VAT) refund scheme for tourists. Do not expect to claim VAT back on purchases.
Reconfirm return flights or ferry bookings.
Pack your bags, respecting airline luggage allowances.
Organize necessary documents for departure.
Passport validity for at least six months beyond stay.
Apply for a visa if required, as early as possible.
Pre-plan entry requirements for smooth international travel.
Secure your home by locking doors and windows, and setting alarms.
Arrange for pet or plant care during your absence.
Put mail on hold or arrange for collection. Inform trusted contacts.
For international flights, arrive at TAB at least 2-3 hours before departure. For domestic flights to Trinidad, 1-1.5 hours. For the inter-island ferry, arrive at least 1 hour before departure for walk-on passengers, or more for vehicles.