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Caribbean Airlines has announced they will be launching new flights for Trinidad and Tobago holidays from Gatwick Airport in London in June. The direct flights will operate four times a week on a 767 – 300 ER aircraft and tickets are already on sale.

Caribbean Airlines has announced the launch of a brand new four-weekly service between Trinidad and London that will commence on 14th June, 2012.

Travellers will be able to choose from four weekly flights for their Tobago holidays with direct flights departing from London Gatwick Airport on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.

Caribbean Airlines is the national carrier of Trinidad and Tobago and it provides flights for Caribbean holidays to destinations including St Lucia, Barbados, Antigua, Jamaica, Grenada, the Bahamas and Trinidad and Tobago.

The new flights to Trinidad will depart London at 11.50am local time and the returning Trinidad flights will depart Piarco at 7.10pm on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays.

Tickets are now on sale and the Trinidad and Tobago flights will be operated by 767 – 300 ER aircraft which offer Business and Economy class seats. The airline offers ethnic gourmet cuisine during flights, plus frequent flyer Caribbean miles and complimentary bags.

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Caribbean Airlines will also be offering new Caribbean flights between London and Trinidad that travel via Bridgetown in Barbados. This service will be operated three times a week and is due to be launched later this summer.

Trinidad and Tobago is a country situated in the south Caribbean, 10km off the coast of Venezuela. Tobago is located 33km northeast of Trinidad and both islands are popular tourist destinations.

During holidays to Trinidad and Tobago, visitors can relax on pristine palm-fringed beaches, hike up the lush green mountains and rolling hills, explore the colourful coral reefs, and party at the vibrant carnivals.

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The islands boast stunning attractions including the natural coral reef of Buccoo Reef, Caroni Bird Sanctuary, the Emperor Valley Zoo, Botanical Gardens, and Fort George.

There are plenty of activities for travellers to enjoy throughout their holidays in Trinidad and Tobago such as golf, snorkelling, scuba diving, sailing, hiking and horse riding, as well as annual events such as Divali, the Hindu festival of lights, or the Tobago Heritage Festival.

The Caribbean islands are home to an assortment of luxury Trinidad and Tobago hotels and resorts, gourmet restaurants, vibrant bars and nightclubs and a beautiful tropical and sunny Caribbean climate.