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How do people in Trinidad and tobago earn a living?
I can't believe someone actually asked this! People in Trinidad and Tobago earn a living just like everyone else in the world. There are many educated individuals who find jobs in the local private and public sectors. There are entrepreneurs, bankers, lawyers, doctors, teachers, caterers... you name it. Jobs vary from the primary (agricultural) sector to the secondary (commercial) sector. The Trinidad and Tobago economy however is mainly supported by its oil and natural gas industry which provides jobs for a significant portion of its population. Tobago's economy is more focused on Tourism and also provides a significant portion of the country's annual GDP. In addition to the exportation of oil and natural gas, a small amount of revenue is generated from the export of locally grown produce. Trinidad's economy provides a variety jobs and so, many of its Caribbean neighbours actually migrate to Trinidad for employment. Some even consider it (the country) to be the "New York" of the Caribbean.
West indies are known as the?
West Indies is known as the region in the Caribbean that includes the islands of the Bahamas, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, and many others. The term "West Indies" was historically used by European explorers who mistakenly thought they had reached India when they arrived in the Caribbean.
How many Caribbean countries are in the commonwealth?
There are 13 Caribbean countries that are members of the Commonwealth. These countries include Antigua and Barbuda, The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, and Jamaica.
When did hurricane Ivan hit Louisiana?
Where and what year did hurricane Ivan happen? Hurricane Ivan was formed on the 12th of September 2005. It was formed off the east coast of Trinidad and Tobago. It was a category 3 hurricane and was expected to wipe out the entire island of Tobago but luckily it swerved past and saved us here in Trinidad and Tobago. Unfortunately it caused many deaths throughout Grenada.
How many people where injured in volcano?
how many people got killed in a volcano
How many people are in Trinidad and tobago?
about 1.6 million people
How many high courts in Trinidad and tobago?
how many high courts are there in trinidad and tobago
Why do spanish people celebrate so many festivals?
Trinidad and Tobago Carnival is the Greatest Show on earth. Any and everybody can celebrate carnival.
How many Kingdom Hall dose it have in Trinidad and tobago?
Trinidad and Tobago has 119 congregations.
Where is the Trinidad and Tobago Carnival?
It is simply called Trinidad Carnival. It is considered locally as a season. Though preparations begin long before the actual carnival days, celebrations begin in earnest from Boxing Day and culminates in the street parades on the 2 days before Ash Wednesday. (LEONOMIS-A TRINI)
How many rivers are there in Trinidad?
There are a total of 58 rivers in Trinidad and Tobago all together. In Trinidad alone, there are 43 rivers. In Tobago there are 15 rivers.
What are the different types of tourism in Trinidad Tobago?
There are many different reasons why people go to Trinidad Tobago for tourism. Some of these include the many beaches and bays, and well-known cities, such as Marabella and Port-of-Spain.
How many stations are there in Trinidad and tobago?
30
How does Trinidad and Tobago economy benefit from carnival?
Some economic effects created during carnival time in Trinidad include: . A rise in foreign exchange currency . Global economic status . World wide recognition
How many parishes are there in Trinidad?
There are 41 constituencies in Trinidad and Tobago.
Who brought Carnival into Trinidad and Tobago?
The French brought a Carnival like thing and then the slaves created their own Carnival with the drums and costumes and all the other things that Carnival has. That is why there are so many french words in the celebration. Words like "j'ouvert", "Dimanche gras", "fete", "Mardi Gras", 'jab jab", "ministrel" and " Pierrot Grenade". The Damme Lorraine specifically was just the slaves' way of mocking the french mistresses. Their asses were flat and they had little breasts...so they would put pads in their bras and something to make it look as though they had bottom.
How many secondary schools are there in Trinidad and Tobago?
39
