The im­por­tant point Munro was ar­tic­u­lat­ing is that Trinidad and To­ba­go's Gov­ern­ment stands to be the biggest ben­e­fi­cia­ry of "So­ca Tourism." "For­eign ex­change amount­ing in­to mil­lions of dol­lars is ac­crued an­nu­al­ly. The Pi­ar­co In­ter­na­tion­al Air­port is packed weeks be­fore Fan­tas­tic Fri­day. The taxis ply a lu­cra­tive trade plus the ho­tels and ven­dors all op­er­ate at an op­ti­mal lev­el dur­ing the Car­ni­val sea­son." Munro ex­plained hap­pi­ly. Even spon­sors ben­e­fit. An­gos­tu­ra Lim­it­ed was the first spon­sor in 1993 and Carib Brew­ery Lim­it­ed has been the longest stand­ing spon­sor. The wider vi­sion of the Foun­da­tion is to de­vel­op a tem­plate for Pay-Per–View on a glob­al scale and mer­chan­dise the In­ter­na­tion­al So­ca Monarch Com­pe­ti­tion. "The In­ter­na­tion­al So­ca Monarch Com­pe­ti­tion is our gift to the world", Munro said.