Fast Facts on Trinidad and Tobago
- Flexible and well developed labor and industrial relations climate with a well established work ethic and an an appealing Caribbean Customer Service Culture.
- A major International travel hub with easy access to both Europe and North America. Near Proximity to the US - Our Contact Center is three (3) hours away from Miami. We are a near shore destination with over 21 daily flights to main cities in the US , Europe and Latin America
- Well-developed communications Infrastructure through the Americas 1 Infrastructure.Trinidad and Tobago is fed by a fully redundant SONET based sub-marine fiber optic channel that traverses the Caribbean.
- Located outside of the hurricane belt.
- Trinidad and Tobago is politically and economically stable.
- The World Economic Forum http://www.weforum.org/ rates Trinidad and Tobago the highest in the region on Communications Network Readiness (above the Philippines and India).
- A projected revenue earnings for 2009 is in excess of US 43 Billion (US $). Trinidad and Tobago’s economy is therefore a strong stable economy perpetuated by continued US investment in the local energy industries.
- A highly literate and educated work force at both the secondary and tertiary levels.
- Excellent power generation facilities – Trinidad has an abundance of natural gas both on-shore and offshore and this renders the island with power generation capabilities second to none in the wider region.
- No language barriers – Being both a former British and Spanish Colony,English is the natural language with a growing usage of Spanish.
- Competitive labor costs – Trinidad’s labor wages are exceedingly competitive
- Rate of inflation - Aa a cosequence of stringent monetary policies adopted by successive governments Trinidad's rate of inflation has been kept at a minimum.