Looking for a serviced apartment in the heart of the Caribbean? Handling everything from short business assignments to extended relocations, our premium serviced apartments provide the ultimate in space, flexibility, and comfort across Trinidad and Tobago.
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Serviced Apartments in Popular Destinations
Make your business travel or relocation to the twin-island nation as simple as possible in popular location:
- Port of Spain, Trinidad: As the dynamic capital and primary economic engine of Trinidad and Tobago, Port of Spain serves as the main financial, commercial, and administrative hub of the country. Many regional headquarters for international companies, especially those connected to the energy and petrochemical sectors, are located here, making it the central destination for corporate travel.
Why stay in a serviced apartment in Trinidad and Tobago with SilverDoor?
Choosing a serviced apartment with SilverDoor for your stay in Trinidad and Tobago offers significant advantages over traditional hotel accommodations:
- Award-Winning Service: Benefit from our globally recognized, expert service. Our dedicated support teams are available 24/7 to assist you throughout your stay, ensuring a smooth and successful trip.
- Ultimate Flexibility: Our booking options are designed to accommodate the dynamic nature of business travel. Whether your assignment extends or your plans shift, we provide flexible terms and easy amendments, giving you peace of mind.
- Enhanced Privacy and Comfort: Enjoy the space and independence of a private home, complete with separate living, dining, and sleeping areas. This level of privacy and comfort is ideal for relaxing after a long day of meetings or hosting colleagues in a professional, yet domestic, environment.
Trinidad and Tobago Business Travel Guide: Things to Know
Weather in Trinidad and Tobago
The islands experience a tropical climate with consistently high temperatures (averaging 30-32°C) year-round. The year is divided into two main seasons:
- Dry Season: Generally, January to May.
- Wet/Rainy Season: Generally, June to December.
Although Trinidad and Tobago is located below the main Caribbean hurricane belt, visitors should monitor local forecasts, especially during the wet season, and be prepared for heavy, brief tropical showers.
Currency in Trinidad and Tobago
The official currency is the Trinidad and Tobago Dollar (TTD or TT$).
- Major credit cards are widely accepted, especially in Port of Spain, large hotels, and restaurants.
- US Dollars (USD) are often accepted at major establishments, but change will usually be given in TTD.
- It is advisable to carry local cash (TTD) for smaller vendors, market purchases, and taxi fares.
- Tipping is customary in restaurants (10-15%) and for other service personnel.
Language spoken in Trinidad and Tobago
English is the official language, making business communication straightforward for international travellers. Visitors will also encounter a locally spoken dialect, Trinidad and Tobago Creole (often called Trini), which blends various language influences.
Time Zones in Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago observes Atlantic Standard Time (AST), which is UTC/GMT -4 hours. The country does not observe Daylight Saving Time (DST). Business travellers should confirm time differences when scheduling virtual meetings with contacts in North America or Europe, especially during periods when those regions switch to/from DST.