Travel Plus Services

17/01/2024

It's is coming!!!The European tour you have always dreamed of. Not 1, not 2, not 3 but 7 countries.
Stay tuned for more info coming up

13/01/2024

Let's explore together in our Seven Countries. VENICE and PARIS with LONDON in July 2024.

Come in and take advantage of our Spectacular offer!

10/01/2024

Make this European tour your dreams come true. Keep your eyes peeled for more details.

01/01/2024

As 2023 rolled away. The management and staff extends our gratitude to all our customers for your support in 2023 and look forward to serving you in 2024.THANK YOU!

12/11/2023

Wishing our Clients a joyous and prosperous Diwali!" "May the divine blessings of Diwali bring happiness, peace, and prosperity to you and yours family.

09/10/2023

A conscious choice:

Though our mind is always busy like a squirrel or a crazy ant, it's good to settle our minds focusing on one subject at a time, and keeping the mind still.

08/04/2023

06/03/2023

Give her a gift of your appreciation to her.

28/03/2022

Just a reminder of the following:

Our telephone: 1(868)715-6391
WhatsApp : 1(868)715-6391

Business Hours: 1.00pm - 5pm Monday- Saturday (By appointment only).

Email: [email protected]

24/02/2022

Now open in the same location, Buncha Flowers and balloons. We offer fresh and silk floral arrangements for your celebrations and special occasions. We also provide fresh Malas for your religous observations.

16/11/2021

We are now conducting business online from 130pm-430pm Mondays to Saturday

02/07/2021

Tropical Storm Elsa, at 11:00pm Thursday 1st July, was located approximately 470 km east-northeast of Tobago, centred near 11.8N 55.9W and moving towards the west – northwest near 43 km/hr.

26/06/2021

Soo cute, and besides kudos to Home Deppot

She's been on a remarkable journey and she's paying it forward "working" at Home Depot.

06/07/2020

Greendot promotion.

02/07/2020

Dear Travel Partners,



Below is a press release that will be shared with media.





RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL AIR TRAVEL INTO/OUT OF TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

STILL IN EFFECT





Port-of-Spain July 1, 2020. Caribbean Airlines advises that the borders of Trinidad & Tobago remain closed to regular scheduled passenger flights.



As such, the airline is not operating commercial flights out of or into Trinidad & Tobago at this time.



The only services that may be facilitated to and from Trinidad & Tobago by Caribbean Airlines at this time, and until further notice, are special approved flights which may be put on in order to repatriate persons.



Caribbean Airlines thanks all stakeholders for their understanding.









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07/05/2020

No passenger-to-passenger transmission of coronavirus has been reported so far during flights

07/05/2020

Global air passengers are unlikely to leap back onto planes once the pandemic subsides, according to a survey by the International Air Trans...

24/04/2020

Currently, we are offering scanning services, photocopying, and Bonus Points Redemption only on behalf of FCB, RBC, and Republic Banks by appointments only.

Business hours: 1.30pm -5pm Mondays- Fridays.

03/04/2020

A KEY ARGUMENT FOR USING HOMEMADE MASKS: Homemade masks are partly effective in individual protection, but they are essential for slowing the spread of the v...

27/03/2020

Michael Jackson - Heal The World - Live Auckland (New Zealand) 1996 HIStory World Tour (November 11th) High Definition 720P 60FPS ► Follow us on Instagram fo...

26/03/2020

Flattening the curve will do a lot to restore confidence.

26/03/2020

Caribbean country closes access to all visitors through April 7

24/03/2020

Dear Colleagues and Travel Partners,


Please see below, a release shared with the media.



CARIBBEAN AIRLINES DOMESTIC SCHEDULE REDUCED DUE TO LOWER DEMAND



Port-of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, March 23, 2020. Caribbean Airlines advises that due to a significant reduction in passenger demand, the domestic air bridge between Trinidad and Tobago will operate a reduced schedule from March 24, 2020.

Also, to ensure social distancing on flights, passenger loads will be limited and the airline is urging the public to travel only when absolutely necessary.

Caribbean Airlines is working closely with the Public Health Authorities and assures its stakeholders that the Cabin and Flight Crews are operating in full compliance with the instructions of the authorities and have strict procedures by which to work. The airline continues to enforce the most stringent hygiene procedures, adhering to all the current best practice guidelines, to combat COVID-19.

Caribbean Airlines thanks its customers for their understanding and support as the airline deals with this evolving situation.

23/03/2020

While most of the World Population are doing their part to assist in the eradication of the Covid19 virus, we at Travel Plus Services would like to reassure our customers and the public that we remain committed to you, our Valued Clients.

This also gives us the opportunity to remind you of our 30+ years of operation from which both you and we have experienced many worldwide disasters and survived it all. This too we shall survive.
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Here are some tips to follow:
Pay attention to personal hygiene. Yes, we know you’ve heard all this a million times already. It bears repeating. There are a lot of things we don’t know about this virus, but we do know it spreads through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes. Other individuals may be infected when they touch a surface that has virus particles on it and then touches their own mouth, nose, or eyes. Hand hygiene is the very best weapon in any fight between human and contagious diseases.

Wash your hands frequently with soap and water, scrubbing for at least 20 seconds, or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
Don’t touch your face. This is a lot harder than it sounds and requires conscious effort. The average person touches their face 23 times an hour, and about half of the time, they’re touching their mouth, eyes, or nose — the mucosal surfaces that COVID-19 infects.
Cover coughs and sneezes with the inside of your elbow or upper arm.
Stay home if you are feeling sick, and seek appropriate medical guidance.
Keep surfaces clean. Among the things we don’t know about COVID-19 is how long the virus can survive outside of a human host. But we do know that the virus is susceptible to disinfectants.

Here are some cleaning tips:
Use the right product. According to the CDC, diluted household bleach solutions, alcohol solutions with at least 70% alcohol, and most common EPA-registered household disinfectants should be effective against the COVID-19 virus. See the CDC’s environmental cleaning and disinfection recommendations and this list of EPA-registered disinfectants.
Use the product right. First, clean dirt off of the surface. Then wipe the surface with disinfectant. Leave the surface wet with disinfectant for as many minutes as the product instructions require. This is a vital step that people often miss. It’s not enough to just wipe the surface and go.
Clean the right surfaces.
High-touch areas such as door handles, phones, remote controls, light switches, and bathroom fixtures.
Horizontal surfaces such as countertops, kitchen tables, desktops and other places where respiratory droplets could land.
AND your mobile phone! It’s filthy. Did you wash your hands and then touch that phone? Just like that, you’re re-contaminated.
Do not reuse disinfectant wipes on multiple surfaces. This can transfer germs from the used wipe to other surfaces. Use one wipe for each surface and then throw it out.
Do not dry surfaces after wiping them down. Surfaces you are disinfecting need to stay wet for the amount of time listed on the label. The contact time with the disinfectant is what actually kills the germs.
Practice “social distancing.” Social distancing is exactly what it sounds like: keeping your distance from other people. It’s often used to describe public health measures imposed by local governments — measures like quarantining the sick, closing schools, and canceling public gatherings. And, when it’s done early enough during a pandemic illness, it’s been shown to save lives. But you don’t have to wait for the government to tell you what to do; here’s what you can do now:
Keep your distance. The number of people in any given location is important, but density is even more important. Respiratory droplets from a cough or sneeze can travel up to six feet and be inhaled into the lungs of people within range. Protect yourself by staying out of range.
Make your meetings virtual. Or postpone meetings entirely.
Don’t hug or shake hands. If you have to meet with someone in person, find an alternative greeting; research has shown that fist bumps —and even high fives — dramatically reduce the transfer of bacteria during greeting exchange. But feel free to experiment with other options as well. Tip your hat, wave, or offer a friendly and welcoming sq**rt of hand sanitizer.
Make a conscious effort to avoid crowds. For example, with warmer weather upon us, think about walking or riding a bike to campus instead of taking the subway or a bus. This recommendation relates both to keeping your distance and avoiding contaminated surfaces, because the more people, the more those common surfaces get touched.
This virus will probably be with us for a while — perhaps well into the spring — so developing these habits now is a good long-term strategy for keeping our community healthy. And, don’t forget, COVID-19 is not the only germ in town. Seasonal influenza is still a concern, and even when it’s not, there’s always something going around. Good hand hygiene and proper disinfection practices are habits that never go out of season.

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Note that our office will be operating with a minimum of Staff during our business hours.

Should you have any concerns, please feel free to contact us on 1 868-225-5535 with regards to