Ghana among top travel destinations

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micheal 9 years ago

NO ONE BUYING IT

NO ONE BUYING IT
bright 9 years ago

Enemies of progress

Enemies of progress
Bugli 9 years ago

Happy to hear that. Lets stop ternishing Ghana immage because of power pls.

Happy to hear that. Lets stop ternishing Ghana immage because of power pls.
sam 9 years ago

and where a leader of the country with no authority or any judicial powers thinks he is god ,and isbringing to Ghana convicted killers from us jails

and where a leader of the country with no authority or any judicial powers thinks he is god ,and isbringing to Ghana convicted killers from us jails
naol 9 years ago

Oh please shut up, you exaggerating liar, Ghana is a beautiful and peaceful place. And crime rate is as high as anywhere on this planet. please stop misleading people, ugh!! go do something productive will you!!

Oh please shut up, you exaggerating liar, Ghana is a beautiful and peaceful place. And crime rate is as high as anywhere on this planet. please stop misleading people, ugh!! go do something productive will you!!
kwasi 9 years ago

arm robbers are running free in Ghana naol stop the lies man

arm robbers are running free in Ghana naol stop the lies man
inercycl 9 years ago

I think these are our own tunes and no one is singing along!

I think these are our own tunes and no one is singing along!
OSEI TUTU TAWIAH 9 years ago

Why would anyone rely on tourism as a source of income? Any disaster or tragedy such as Ebola or earthquake can kill tourism with immediate effect. This is one stupid tool used by Europeans to for others to depend on their en ...
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Why would anyone rely on tourism as a source of income? Any disaster or tragedy such as Ebola or earthquake can kill tourism with immediate effect. This is one stupid tool used by Europeans to for others to depend on their enjoyment to raise income. Only foolish leaders will depend on tourism.
Yaw Yeboah 9 years ago

Personally, I hold the opposite view and think the Government should be taking the tourism business more seriously and earn much needed foreign revenue. Please note the Islands in the Caribbean have relied on revenue from Tou ...
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Personally, I hold the opposite view and think the Government should be taking the tourism business more seriously and earn much needed foreign revenue. Please note the Islands in the Caribbean have relied on revenue from Tourism as their main incomes for decades. Ghana has so much historical places and natural beauty that exists in all of the Regions. Tourism attracts foreign investment and creates Jobs both of which are much needed in Ghana.
J Cooke 9 years ago

Tweaa

Tweaa

loyal ghanian 9 years ago

Where does all the money go to. Corruption all the way

Where does all the money go to. Corruption all the way
Asante, Nima 9 years ago

Mahama paid bribes to the magazine to say these things. This particular article was to appear in 2006 when kufour and the NPP were in power but Mahama paid the bribe so that they don't publish till he comes to power. Go high ...
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Mahama paid bribes to the magazine to say these things. This particular article was to appear in 2006 when kufour and the NPP were in power but Mahama paid the bribe so that they don't publish till he comes to power. Go high NPP
Foreigner 9 years ago

After reading the article and looking at the website, you realize it's ONE 'travel and tour' organization that is singing Ghana's praises. Stating that 'Ghana among top travel destination' is wrong.

Ghana falls woefully s ...
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After reading the article and looking at the website, you realize it's ONE 'travel and tour' organization that is singing Ghana's praises. Stating that 'Ghana among top travel destination' is wrong.

Ghana falls woefully short on a lot of tourist facilities. However, Ghana does have a lot of great things to offer. The relative safety and warmth of the people is one if its strongest assets. It needs the right strategy to target a segment of customers that would be more than happy to explore ghana.
james 9 years ago

This is a joke...

This is a joke...
Joe Turkey 9 years ago

Maybe some tourists would want to come and see the Guantanamo detainees in Ghana.

Maybe some tourists would want to come and see the Guantanamo detainees in Ghana.
VickY 9 years ago

With your Dumsor, infestation of mosquitoes and the filth in the Country, who really wants to visit, your President was born into an environment likewise so he is complasance, you can get him out of the North, but you can't t ...
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With your Dumsor, infestation of mosquitoes and the filth in the Country, who really wants to visit, your President was born into an environment likewise so he is complasance, you can get him out of the North, but you can't take the North out of him.
Dead Goat !
Yaw Yeboah 9 years ago

I am very sorry read such tribalistic comments coming from a woman using the same English name as my Mother. The truth is the opposite of what you have stated. The Father of JDM, was a Senior Official of the CPP, and was able ...
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I am very sorry read such tribalistic comments coming from a woman using the same English name as my Mother. The truth is the opposite of what you have stated. The Father of JDM, was a Senior Official of the CPP, and was able to provide his children with a comfortable upbringing. Both JDM and Nana Addo have enjoyed similar upbringings. Neither of them have faced any economic hardship since their birth.
Mohammed Awuni 9 years ago

nobody should believe this crap

nobody should believe this crap

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