Medical tourism, which involves travelling to another country specifically for medical care, when well organised, is a ...

The Accra Weizor 2025 event is expected to benefit Ghana’s tourism industry in several ways, including increased tourism revenue through increased visitor arrivals, job creation, and economic ...

The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has arrived in Accra for the grand opening of the highly anticipated Automobile Museum, ...

Accra, Feb. 16, GNA – The Ghana Tourism Forum in partnership with the African Tourism Research Network has organised the maiden edition of the Tourism Stakeholders’ Mixer to discuss critical ...

Cape Coast Castle is not just a tourist attraction—it is ... Labadi Beach is the place to be. Located in Accra, it is the most popular beach in Ghana and known for its lively atmosphere, music ...

The Ghana Tourism Development Company (GTDC) is set to lead a new initiative dubbed “Accra by Night”, aimed at showcasing the vibrant cultural and creative heartbeat of the capital city after ...

The Africa Tourism Research Network (ATRN), a non-governmental Civil Society Organisation (CSO) operating in the tourism, hospitality and travel industry has been launched in Accra. The ATRN ...

New investment in Accra’s hotel infrastructure is expected to prepare the capital for an influx of tourists as the government continues to focus on the diversification of Ghana’s tourist source ...

Key cities and towns in Ghana like Cape Coast, Elmina Castles, Kakum, Larabanga, and the bustling city of Accra can boldly tout its tourism sites. However, Ghana's tourism revenue remains ...

New investment in Accra’s hotel… Despite the impact of the Covid-19 ... tourism marketing campaigns to build upon the growing international awareness of Ghana as a tourist destination.… Tourism in ...

Tourism in Ghana has seen steady growth in recent years ... For example, the much-anticipated Hilton Accra Cantonments, located near the capital city's Kotoka Airport, is set to open its doors ...

The government has made available GH₵22 million for the rehabilitation of six forts and Castles across the country.