
This is according to the President of the Tobago Hoteliers Association, Carol Ann Birchwood James.
She says recent chronic delays with CAL flights and the non-functioning T&T Express has put a strain on the tourism industry on the sister isle.
Birchwood James told News Power Now this morning that the issue has also affected business in Tobago as well.
She said at this point it’s easier to book a flight to Miami than to Tobago.
Claiming that steps are afoot to treat with the issue from their end, Birchwood James laments the fact that there is no one on the CAL Board who presently resides in Tobago, which she states is very important if problems are to be solved.
She says the same holds true for the Port Board.
The Tobago Hoteliers Association President maintains that if the problem is not fixed now, then the peak times of Christmas and Carnival would be in jeopardy.
She says that people will look elsewhere if the matter is not addressed immediately.
She also says that if they need to come to Trinidad and seek an audience with the Prime Minister to have the problem dealt with then that’s what they will do.
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This is the admonition of Head of the Tobago Chamber of Commerce, Demi John Cruickshank who echoed the call of THA Chief Secretary to Caribbean Airlines to make Trinidad and Tobago its main focus.
Mr. Cruickshank said if Prime Minister Dr. Rowley and Chief Secretary London cannot fix the situation, Tobago will be in for serious problems.
Recently there have been issues with the sea bridge now issues with the air bridge have emerged.

He called on the new CAL board to address the problem immediately.
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