Seven Seas Mariner arrives in Trinidad with 611 passengers

Seven Seas Mariner graced the shores of Trinidad and Tobago on Friday, 22^nd November, 2024, bringing around 611 passengers to the island nation. All the passengers boarded the vessel were warmly welcomed by the authorities, making their visit to the country unforgettable.

The arrival of hundreds of passengers made a busy cruise day for the tourism authority of Trinidad and Tobago. This visit turned out to be highly beneficial for the taxi operators, local citizens and their businesses by providing them with a great chance to generate a huge amount of revenue for the country.

As per the details, out of all the passengers boarded Seven Seas Mariner, 547 of them were taken to enjoy tours to various locations of the country. The tours were made by the visitors to the places such as, the Caroni Bird Sanctuary, Maracas, Mt St Benedict, Paramin, the House of Angostura as well as City tours.

The tourism authority of Trinidad and Tobago provided a plethora of experiences to all their visitors, giving them an opportunity to explore the diverse hotspots of the island nation. All the visitors immersed themselves in the natural beauty and the vibrant culture and traditions of the island nation.

The tourism authority said that such visits by the vessel and passengers play a significant role in boosting the tourism sector of the country. They also said that such visits by the passengers is a great opportunity for them to showcase the warm hospitality of the country and promote its rich cultural heritage.

The tourism authority also extended gratitude to the Trinidad and Tobago Carnival Museum for their crucial support in making the cruise call of Seven Seas Mariner, a memorable one.

Trinidad celebrated the launch of their 2024-2025 cruise season with the inaugural visit of the MS Nautica. The vessel, arrived at the Port of Spain on Friday, November 15, 2024, brought hundreds of passengers to the country. Meanwhile, Tobago kicked off the 2024-2025 cruise season with the arrival of ExPloris One, docked at the Port of Scarborough on Tuesday, 5^th November, 2024.

The tourism authority of Trinidad and Tobago has reiterated their commitment to welcome hundreds of cruise calls, bringing thousands of passengers to the island nation. They said that they are committed to showcasing the best of Trinidad and Tobago to all their visitors, providing them an experience like no other.