Like we change Massa or what?

[Mr Majik]

So ah looking for a recipe and ah remember ah did bookmark some pages a time ago and put dem in a folder so dey easy to find.
It seems some of the sites don't exist anymore, but one really shocked me! www.visittnt.com

It use to have plenty useful info for tourists and expats alike. It still does. However, this used to be a website about Trinidad and Tobago. Now it's a portal for an India tourism consultant.

What else we giving India?
Dey done have a hold on WE Prime Minister. What more dey want from we?

[snowbird]

No kidding....visit.tnt.com ......takes you to a site that is promoting .....India?

Boy, ah glad it eh promoting..... Canada....dem 'patriots' wuda be all over we like....white on rice

I also notice another website promoting Trini recipes www.rotishop.com ......also disappeared. That site had some real nice Trini recipes.

[straphanger]

the owner of the website(s) probably sold the domain...?
a lot of people do that to make $$$

[trini123]

looks like page on new site with food is http://www.gotrinidadandtobago.com/events/taste-tnt/


This is a better address

[vaio]

dem indians again

[Mr Majik]

looks like page on new site with food is http://www.gotrinidadandtobago.com/events/taste-tnt/


This is a better address

I eh see no recipe on dat page

[Mr Majik]

the owner of the website(s) probably sold the domain...?
a lot of people do that to make $$$

So the buyer hopes that those initially intending to travel to T&T might decide India look better?

[straphanger]

whatever the reason mr majik....im not too much into this internet marketing thing.
maybe tnt is an acronym for something indian?
it's also the acronym for dynamite

[Sly1]

I eh see no recipe on dat page

Okay I thought was only me. No recipe in sight!

[Sirius]

A simple domain whois indicates the registrant is not even in T&T. The site was probably sold a while ago - records last updated August 2010.

http://www.networksolutions.com/whoi...h/visittnt.com

[letric]

the owner of the website(s) probably sold the domain...?
a lot of people do that to make $$$

[Mr Majik]

A simple domain whois indicates the registrant is not even in T&T. The site was probably sold a while ago - records last updated August 2010.

http://www.networksolutions.com/whoi...h/visittnt.com

I figured as much. It's just that the particular URL had been used by the Trinidad and Tobago Tourist Board for quite some time. I had it bookmarked for years. If you check this link, http://www.nationsonline.org/oneworl...and_tobago.htm and go down to the heading,
Destination Trinidad and Tobago - Travel and Tour Guides

you will see what I mean.

[Sirius]

I figured as much. It's just that the particular URL had been used by the Trinidad and Tobago Tourist Board for quite some time. I had it bookmarked for years. If you check this link, http://www.nationsonline.org/oneworl...and_tobago.htm and go down to the heading,
Destination Trinidad and Tobago - Travel and Tour Guides

you will see what I mean.

It would not surprise me if this was a simple matter of letting payment slip by and the domain registrar put it up for sale.