Tourism crisis in Trinidad and Tobago: Oil spill forces closure of beach resorts at Caribbean coastlines This looks like it will continue for a few weeks. I cannot simply sit down and do nothing," said Edwin Ramkisson, who makes a living fishing for snapper and salmon in Lowlands, on Tobago's Atlantic shore. "I need help cleaning my boat before moving to another port on the Caribbean side." The barge is believed to have carried as much as 35,000 barrels of fuel oil, Tobago's officials have said. The spill has blackened the island's beaches, affecting wildlife and tourism. Several beach and golf resorts in Tobago that typically receive foreign tourists have been forced to close access to the ocean. The nearby Scarborough cruise ship port is being protected from the spill by containment booms. Best resort in motihari-Amar Resorrt Nestled in the tranquil surroundings of Motihari, Amar Resort stands out as the quintessential getaway for those seeking a blend of c...