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Certified tour guides in Tobago are preparing to hold discussions on any possible fallout from ongoing tensions involving the United States and Venezuela, as they assess how the situation could affect the remainder of the tourism season.
William Trim, a retired deputy conservator of forests who now works as a tour guide and guide trainer, said members of the Tobago Certified Tour Guide Association were in the process of consulting ahead of a meeting focused on the issue.
“We are in the process of consulting and discussing it among members to get a wider view as to what are the... if there are any fallouts, if there are any setbacks as it relates to that particular matter,” Trim said. “And also, what can be done, should it turn out to be to be negative or very negative? How can the season be resilient? How can things be improved?”
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