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By subscribing, you can help us get the story right. With your current subscription plan you can comment on stories. However, before writing your first comment, please create a display name in the Profile section of your subscriber account page. Your subscription plan doesn't allow commenting. To learn more see our FAQ. Most of these new Carnivals we see emerging are organised by Caribbean immigrants living in these foreign nations or their locals who have been to Trinidad Carnival and fallen in love with the world's greatest street party.

Even in the reggae land Jamaica, the Jamaican government has invested in their own local Trinidad style Carnival as they refuse to be left out in the growing global Carnival market pie.

Each of these relatively new Carnival cities now have an annual thriving Carnival that bring thousands of out of town masqueraders to their locations. Twenty years ago these new markets and Carnival could not have been declared in the same sentence. But today, masqueraders now have new destinations to play mas, soca artistes now have more markets for their music and these new Carnival cities now have an increase boost in tourism during their Carnival celebrations. The TTOC welcomes the necessary enhancements of the protocols, he said.

The measure goes into effect on Monday and will be in place until August Suga also confirmed the Olympics will take place without spectators. The decisions taken by Japan now allow the athletes and all other competing countries to train and compete in a full bio-secure bubble. Lewis said this was the step organisers needed to take to provide additional protection for participants and citizens there. He added that the Japanese government had previously hinted that once it was going ahead with the Games, all options remained on the table to protect citizens.

Santana and Grant have been working with the various TT team managers to ensure athletes maintain a high degree of personal responsibility and discipline in adhering to the measures. The IOC and Japan government have said any breaches of the covid19 protocols, counter-measures and guidelines could result in groups or individuals being sent home.