DOSSIER: Tourism
In the year 2001, 438,833 tourists arrived in the country, earning the country a total of $447.83 million.
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No room for talkshop – Industry players to new Tourism Minister
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Creative Arts for Development congratulates Bill Asamaoh
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Data collection, a catalyst for tourism growth in Africa
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Facilities management; key to growing tourism in Ghana
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Catherine Afeku should be immediately fired as a minister – Popular Radio presenter
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5 reasons tourists won’t want to skip a trip to Ghana in 2019
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Royal Senchi, others recognised for promoting Ghana’s hospitality sector
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Tourism Minister advocates for culture studies in schools
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Ghana to host Cultural Music Festival on January 3
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Ghana Society UK launches tourism initiative 'Bra Ghana'
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Government declares Ada tourism enclave
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Women in Tourism hold end of year meeting and gala dinner
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World Bank approves US$40 million to support tourism industry
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AFRIMA 2018: Tourism Minister charges Ghanaians to be courteous to foreigners
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Ghana Tourism Authority organizes training for tour guide
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Locally-made products campaign yet to bear fruit - Report
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Ghana Tourism Authority sensitizes players on best practices
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EU commits to 'Ghana beyond aid' agenda
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2018 Agortime Kente Festival promises 'richest kente and culture'
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Invest in the tourism sector to enhance development - Ghana Tourism Authority
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World Tourism Day Statement by TOUGHA
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Ghana to host All Africa Music Awards
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There was no substance in Blakofe’s allegations - Deputy Tourism Minister
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President cuts sod for the construction of Tourism Project
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We have not succeeded in branding Ghana with tourism - Kojo Yankah
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Tourism Ministry to launch magazine to project Ghana’s cultural heritage
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Nii Saka Brown hosts all African countries at Trade Fair
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Tourism Ministry to rename castles as dungeons
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Government urged to dedicate percentage of GDP to arts and culture industry
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Jubilee Travel and Tours woos tourists with $450 tour package to Dubai
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Ghana Tourism Authority pushes West Africa travel agenda
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Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture reopens HOTCATT
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Brand Ghana Office doesn’t exist – Tourism Authority boss
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Ghanaians must learn to appreciate what they have – Otiko Djaba
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Initiate innovative programmes at Centres for National Culture - Catherine Afeku
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South Africa partners Ghana to manage waste at tourist sites