The Emancipation Day celebrations in Accra this year have been kicked off by the Ghana Tourism Authority. The topic of the event was “Unity and Resilience: Building Stronger communities for a Brighter Future,” which was emphasized by Mark Okraku-Mantey, the…
The Africa Basketball Festival, which combines the thrill of athletics with the diverse fabric of African culture, is expected to have a big influence on Ghana’s tourism sector. The festival roadshow culminates in Ghana, bringing tourists and attention from around…
The fourth edition of the Ghana Tourism Expo, the country’s biggest and most anticipated travel event, will take place in Accra’s Akwaaba Village on September 11–13, 2024. With over 200 exhibitors from Ghana and beyond showcasing the best of African…
According to the Ministry of Tourism, Arts, and Culture, foreign visitors contributed a significant $3.8 billion to Ghana’s tourist industry by the end of 2023, marking a spectacular resurgence of the sector. This represents a considerable rise over the $2.5…
The Prempeh I International Airport, the second phase of the Kumasi International Airport, has been put into service. When it is completed by June of this year, there will be three international airports in the nation, following Accra and Tamale.…
As per the 2023 Ghana Tourism report, a significant proportion of both domestic and foreign tourists—nearly 44 percent—have classified Ghana as an expensive destination, while the remaining tourists regard it as reasonably priced. Out of this group, 36.13 percent of…