TRINIDAD: WHERE THE WORLD MEETS
Trinidad's commitment to sports tourism shines through its rich athletic infrastructure and a track record of hosting notable events such as the 2001 FIFA Under-17 World Championship, the Cricket under 17 World Cup and the 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games among many other activities. These events always see a fresh influx of international athletes and spectators.
Cricket holds a special significance in our sporting identity, boasting top-tier facilities like the Brian Lara Cricket Academy and the world-renowned Queens Park Oval. The Caribbean Premier League Twenty20 (CPLT20) cricket championship tournament further underscores the country's love for the sport and its potential to draw major cricket events.
Swimming and aquatics play an important role in Trinidad's sporting landscape, with quality competition venues and year-round tropical conditions providing the ideal environment for training and events. The country's experience in hosting regional and international aquatic competitions, combined with its thriving swimming community, highlights its capacity to attract major aquatics events and training camps.
OUR SPORT FACILITIES
In addition to hosting a variety of sporting events, Trinidad boasts a robust network of sporting facilities that can accommodate anything from conferences to training programmes.
National Aquatic Centre
Hasely Crawford Stadium
Ato Boldon Stadium
Mannie Ramjohn Stadium
Brian Lara Cricket Academy
National Racquet Sports Centre
National Cycling Velodrome
Larry Gomes Stadium
Woodbrook Youth Facility