OUR MAGAZINES
Caribbean Beat
Machel Montano on the cover of Caribbean Beat issue 113 (January-February 2012)
Published since 1992, Caribbean Beat is the Caribbean’s leading magazine on Caribbean arts, culture and society, and is the in-flight magazine of Caribbean Airlines. It gets behind the familiar stereotypes of the Caribbean to show how rich Caribbean life really is – music, art, dance, books, sport, fashion, design, festivals, history, environment, people, lifestyle.
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Discover Trinidad & Tobago
Produced annually since 1991 and distributed free online and in print, Discover Trinidad and Tobago is the country’s major international promotional book, for both local and international visitors alike. Discover is published each November, making its debut at the World Travel Market in London (UK) as part of the Trinidad & Tobago contingent.
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ENERGY Caribbean
Published bimonthly, ENERGY Caribbean is the first publication of its type ever devoted exclusively to the energy industry in the Caribbean. It is published alongside the annual ENERGY Caribbean Yearbook (free to subscribers), a survey of developments in the year in energy gone by and outlook for the year ahead. ENERGY Caribbean can be found at most regional energy conferences and trade events, it is primarily available through subscriptions.More
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The Trinidad & Tobago Business Guide (TTBG)
Making its debut in September 2007 with its pilot issue, the new Trinidad and Tobago Business Guide (TTBG) fills an important niche as the international businessman’s invaluable reference manual on doing business in and with Trinidad and Tobago. Published annually with a 25,000 print run, TTBG puts all the necessary information about doing business in Trinidad and Tobago into the hands of the people who matter. It is the definitive guide, covering all the major sectors of the economy: its history, challenges, development and growth, and future forecasts. It also supplies vital and up-to-date information on currency, business etiquette, political structure, transparency, available technology, and more.
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You can download all editions of TTBG below. NB: You will need a PDF viewer, like the free Adobe Acrobat Reader, to open the documents
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Trinidad & Tobago Business Guide 2009-10 (PDF: 5.9 MB) |
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Trinidad & Tobago Business Guide 2008-09 (PDF: 6.7 MB) |
Previous Publications
In the past, we have also published:
The Caribbean Review of Books (CRB)
Youth At Risk (United Nations Development Programme)
The Point Lisas Story
Citibank Investment Guide to Trinidad & Tobago
BWIA’s Caribbean
The ALM Caribbean Explorer
Hi-Time
Trinidad & Tobago Destination Guide
Trinidad & Tobago Exporter
Trinidad & Tobago Export Directory
