Infographic: Fast facts about Trinidad and Tobago and why it’s a top investment location
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Language
EnglishPopulation
1.3 MILLION
LocationTwo islands located at the southern tip of the Caribbean island chain. Ideal location below the hurricane belt with access to North and South American markets
Modern digital and fibre-optic telecommunications infrastructure
TelecommunicationsTwo major ports handling dry and general cargo plus two liquid terminals
Redundant and diverse fibre-optic submarine cables
Ranked #2
5 FIBRE-OPTIC LINKS
GDP BY SECTOR % OF LABOUR FORCEGDPOil/Gas Services Manufacturing
52%41%
6% 9%
5%
60%
Trinidad and TobagoInvesTT Fast Facts
Labour Force
635,100
(868)Country code
PoliticsSTABLE PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY
Educationfree tertiary education7,600 GRADUATES ANNUALLY
Infrastructure PortS Transportation
Trinidad and Tobago is home to abundant natural resources, talented people and robust infrastructure. Here are some more facts about this leading Caribbean location.Sources: Central Statistical Office, Central Bank, Telecommunications Authority, fDi Magazine
Piarco International is a modern airport on the island of Trinidad while Tobago is served by the ANR Robinson International airport. Direct flights to major international cities like New York, Toronto and London.
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Air Travel
CARACAS0.55 HOURS
PANAMA3.25 HOURS
NEW YORK 4.5 HOURS
HOUSTON5.3 HOURS
TORONTO5.5 HOURS
LONDON8.2 HOURS
ZURICH17 HOURS
BEIJING 25.1 HOURS
BRAZIL15.1 hours
Approximate
flying times
Capital
Port-of-Spain
Legal SystemINDEPENDENT JUDICIARYEconomic freedom and laws to protect investors
GMT - 4:00
MIAMI3.3 HOURS
80.1% Internet penetration
139% Mobile penetration
most developed road network in the Caribbean
SECOND
in port capacity in the Caribbean
ClimateDry season Jan - Jun
Jun - DecRainy season
Tobago
300 Km2
Trinidad
4,828 Km2
Partial Scope Trade Agreements102 million people
Trade Agreements with: USA, UK, Canada, Brazil, France, Columbia, Cuba, Denmark, Germany, India, Italy, Luxembourg, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Norway, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Panama and CARICOM.
Multilateral Trade Agreements 1.1 billion people
CARICOM 14 million people
Total
1.2 billion people
Trinidad and Tobago: MARKET ACCESS
BELOW THE HURRICANE BELT
GDP per capita
US$18,010
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Growth Q4 2013 1.5% Electricity Rate
US$ 0.03/kwhLowest business costs in Central America and the Caribbean
US$23 billion
Avg. 31°C Avg. 21°C