International events in Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad & Tobago have always been appreciated for its natural resources as it boasts of having sprawling sandy beaches. Its mangrove and tropical forests too are major attractions among the tourists. Due to this several species of birds have also chosen these islands to be their homes. International events in Trinidad & Tobago are organized from time to time.

For instance Annual Tobago International Game Fishing Tournament is one of these international events in Trinidad & Tobago. During this tournament all anglers, staff, supporters and also the sponsors participate with great enthusiasm. This tournament is a regularly held every year at Trinidad & Tobago. Fishing has always been one of the favorite pastimes of the islanders. Even the tourists do not remain detached from this.This tournament is held around the month of March.

Another major international events in Trinidad & Tobago, is the International TST Forum and TST Task Force Meeting. This was organized in co-operation with ministry of Education at Trinidad & Tobago and Tobago National Commission for UNESCO. It involved teacher,student representatives from African countries, Caribbean, America and Europe. Several workshops were conducted where the cause and consequences of slavery were explored. Following this international schools campaign against racism was also launched. These types of international events at Trinidad & Tobago are helping Trinidad & Tobago to come forefront in the world pulpit.

Trinidad and Tobago international events also include occasions like "Trinidad & Tobago International Race of Champions". Here primarily car racing is organized. Large crowds gather to witness these sporting events and they are very popular both among the tourists and the locals.

GazChem International Conference and Exhibition organized here concentrated on the future markets for downstream added-value products which were derived from natural gas. This conference brought together the key players from various industries, mainly those involved in converting natural gas into chemicals, on a single platform. Some other points of discussion here were how natural gas can be used as an alternative for petroleum. A two day long technical exhibition and programme of plant operators and engineers was organized. They were mainly focusing on fertilizer, ammonia, non fertilizer nitrogen nitrogen products, methanol and DME and olefin's derived from it. These international events make the Trinidad & Tobago tours all the more exciting.