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Tobago expects 60,000 visitors for the three-day Carnival, which coincides with the launch of the first Toronto-to-Tobago flights and the start of full commercial operations at the new airport terminal.
Caribbean Airlines Increases Seat Capacity for Tobago Carnival Season
Trinidad and Tobago: Caribbean Airlines announced the further expansion of the Trinidad and Tobago air channel with an increase in capacity of the aircrafts by 1000 seats. The announcement came right before the Tobago Carnival 2026 as an act of preparedness to adapt with the increased tourism in Tobago around the carnival season.
With the increased capacity of the aircrafts, the total counts up to 8000 additional seats to meet the increasing tourism demands during the Carnival 2026 season. The sudden announcement for increased capacity from Caribbean Airlines is a follow up within 24 hrs of Tobago's Tourism Secretary Zorisha Hackett appealing to the airlines to increase the aircraft capacity in order to ensure that maximum travellers reach Tobago and enjoy the Carnival festivities and season.
The Tobago Carnival 2026 marks its fifth year celebrating with the theme “The Awakening” for a total of 3 days starting from October 30, 2026 to November 1, 2026. The flights began from mid October and will continue to operate till November 3, 2026 to make sure that everyone after enjoying the Carnival and tourist attractions of Trinidad and Tobago can return to their homes safely through direct routes and don’t get destructed from their routes back home.
The Carnival 2026 Season is important for Tobago as the Tourism Ministry is expecting 60,000 visitors to attend the Carnival therefore giving the Tobago Tourism and Economy the much needed boost. The Tobago Carnival 2026 time period coincidently coincides with the first ever inaugural Toronto- to- Tobago flights along with the beginning of complete commercial operations at the recently constructed ANR Robinson International Airport terminal in Crown Point, situated on the south - western point of Tobago.