The Caribbean Council is a specialist consultancy providing services internationally to companies, trade associations, governments, public sector organisations, and regional and multilateral organizations.
It is directed by David Jessop who has over 35 years of experience of working with and for the Caribbean and unrivalled contacts in the Caribbean region and in Europe at every level of the public and private sector.
The Council is at the centre of a network of membership organisations which aim to build mutually beneficial relationships between international companies and their Caribbean partners.
In addition, it produces a number of weekly news publications on the Caribbean and Cuba.
| Caribbean Council Publications: Latest Headlines |
| Caribbean Insight |
Trinidad signs cross-border gas deal with Venezuela |
| Cuba pushes ahead with fresh agricultural reform
For information about how to subscribe to any of our publications please click here. |
| Annual reception Sponsors 2010 | ||
Tobago, sister island to Trinidad, offers the serenity of paradise revisited and is high on the list of places to visit for birdwatchers, hikers and divers. Families will also enjoy the easy laid-back approach to just about everything, with secluded beaches and coral reefs, quaint villages and charming hotels.
For
many, a two-centre holiday combines the best parts of
both islands in one Caribbean trip |
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| GTC International Group
GTC International Group undertakes its operations three decades with his first company offering a wide range of interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary services always with respect to Environment, Sustainable Development And Social Responsibility in E nergy, Environment, Industrial, Commercial, Hospitals, Urban , Tourism, Residential, Sustainable Design, Interior, Sports, Mechanical , Electrical , Religious, Institutional, Government. |
Proud member of the Caribbean Britain Business Council. Providing security printing and currency services to the Caribbean. |
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In
Trinidad our landscape ranges from lush rainforests and
mountains to cane fields and swamps. Known as the cultural
capital of the Caribbean, Trinidad buzzes with lively
activity and is the birthplace of the steelpan and home
to the world famous Carnival. 
