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With days to go before masqueraders flood the streets for Carnival 2026, National Carnival Commission (NCC) deputy chairman Kevan Gibbs says all signs are pointing to a bumper season.
Speaking with Guardian Media at Flava Village in the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain, Gibbs described an atmosphere of renewed energy and record-breaking participation, noting that attendance at NCC events has already surpassed last year’s figures—with the Flava Village being the most popular of the NCC activities.
“I had a conversation with a senior member of the NCC management that told me in 2025, a total of 76,000 people attended NCC events in general,” Gibbs said.
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