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This is a social media platform that facilitates the promotion of Tobago as a Tourist destination using primarily blogging.

 The name "from Tobago with Love"… appeals to tourists and aims to attract them to our beautiful island. The name also resonates with locals to motivate and inspire them to appreciate and share the island paradise.

fromtobago.blogspot.com assists in promoting all that is Tobago, and instills a sense of pride in locals as they more passionately identify with being “from Tobago”.


from Tobago with Love will highlight Everything Tobago:
*EVENTS        *LOCATIONS/ SITES      *RESTAURANTS

 *ACTIVITIES           *SPORTS       *ACCOMMODATION      *PRODUCTS


Comments

  1. Unknown12 March 2017 at 20:36

    Hi friends
    Don't forget to share your opinion or Tobago experiences with us here in comments.
    Also feel free to click the links, they take you to relevant webpages. Have fun!

    From Tobago with Love,
    Laura

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  2. Anonymous30 March 2017 at 09:13

    Artwork choice is excellent, gives that Tobago feel. Blog presentation looks good as well even on a mobile device

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  3. Unknown30 March 2017 at 09:17

    Awesome! Happy you like it.
    Don't forget to click subscribe to keep up with what's up in Tobago.

    from Tobago with Love,
    Laura

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  4. Anonymous30 March 2017 at 09:32

    I can say without hesitation that this site is an excellent initiative which allows for effective marketing of Tobago's tourist attractions. It not only helps to promote our local culture to the international market but also caters to our domestic tourists.

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  5. Unknown30 March 2017 at 09:51

    Thanks for your support!!
    Tobago IS paradise, isn't it?
    A blessing to those lucky enough to be able to call it home. So much to share :) Much more to come!!! Stay tuned

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  6. Anonymous9 April 2017 at 07:07

    I am loving the concept!! I highly suggest partnering with some local entrepreneurs to highlight "Tobago's Talent" as well but, I can definitely see this page as my first choice for information. It's about time our history, events and culture is adequately and properly recorded.

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  7. Unknown9 April 2017 at 07:36

    I'm happy you're impressed!! Looking forward to keeping you informed! Thanks for your suggestions and support!

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  8. Unknown9 April 2017 at 09:09

    Really liking the concept of this website. Tourism withing Trinidad and Tobago needs a lot more attention and this site is a step in the right direction.

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  9. Unknown9 April 2017 at 20:42

    Thank you!

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