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Ghana Ranked Second Safest Place in Africa, with Crime Rate Lower Than Canada and Australia - Tourism Report.

Thu, 23 Jan 2025 Source: Okine Isaac

Ghana has once again solidified its status as a beacon of peace and stability, ranking as Africa's second safest country, according to a recently released tourism survey. The survey emphasizes Ghana's low crime rate, which is lower than that of countries such as Canada and Australia, making the West African country a popular destination for tourists looking for a safe and welcoming environment.

According to the survey, Ghana's safety ranking stems from its strong commitment to sustaining peace, political stability, and an effective law enforcement system. The country has also built a culture of hospitality and communal togetherness, which has helped it maintain its status as a safe haven in an area plagued by security issues.

President Nana Akufo-Addo and other government officials have repeatedly stressed the need of presenting Ghana as a safe and appealing location for both tourists and investment. The Ghana Police Service has also increased its efforts to improve safety through community policing projects and technology-based crime prevention measures.

In compared to countries like Canada and Australia, which are frequently regarded as safety benchmarks, Ghana's low crime rate demonstrates the government's commitment to promoting a secure environment. For travelers, this ranking confirms Ghana's status as an attractive travel destination, with attractions such as Cape Coast Castle, Mole National Park, and dynamic traditional festivals like Homowo and Akwasidae.

The announcement has been well received by the tourism industry, which expects an increase in international arrivals. Industry experts believe the safety ranking will attract more international visitors, particularly those looking for unique African experiences in a safe setting.

As Ghana continues to invest in infrastructure and promote its rich cultural history, recognition as one of Africa's safest destinations positions the country as a shining example for the continent.

Source:

https://x.com/PulseGhana/status/1882059535298515423?s=19

Source: Okine Isaac