Local bar owners at Tobago’s iconic Pigeon Point are raising concerns as the management has extended the operational hours from 5 PM to 8 PM on weekends without consulting them. This change, initially aimed at enhancing visitor access, has inadvertently placed bar owners in a difficult position, as they rely on evening clientele to sustain their businesses. Many bars have reported a decline in customers during the day due to the extended hours, which directly competes with their operating times.
In the wake of the popular World Cup season, bar owners have expressed their discontent, calling on the management to reconsider the hours and to assist them in capitalizing on the influx of fans. With big screen televisions installed in many venues, they urge support for promotional pricing and marketing collaboration, which could benefit both visitors and local businesses.
Terry, a spokesperson for the bar owners, emphasized the need for the management to engage with them proactively to foster a collaborative environment that supports local businesses. As they advocate for a return to previous hours, the bar owners hope the community will rally around their cause, emphasizing that Pigeon Point belongs to the people of Trinidad and Tobago.
Follow us on Instagram: @news.tringlobe
Elon Musk reaches trillionaire status, igniting global wealth discussions.
Shamika Samuel in court, charged with fraud and money laundering.
A robbery attempt at the People’s Choice Supermarket on Mandela Avenue resulted in the death…
Aboud speaks against political rhetoric affecting Trinidad's Syrian Lebanese community, warning of potential exodus.
Tempa shares her journey as an LGBTQ+ artist in Trinidad and Tobago, reflecting on societal…
Aleah Ali, 16, has been missing from Barataria since April 2026.