Africa Tourism Leadership Forum (ATLF) is a Pan-African dialogue platform that brings together key stakeholders of Africa’s travel, tourism, hospitality and aviation sectors to network, share insights and devise strategies for intra-Africa travel and tourism growth across the continent, whilst enhancing the brand equity of “Destination Africa”. ATLF is the first of its kind in […]

Bunso, just two hours from Accra, offers visitors a combination of semi-deciduous native forest and species introduced to Ghana by the Plant Genetic Resources Centre of Bunso which uses the facility for research.

The Bono Manso Slave Market in the Bono East Region was an important landmark in the history of Slave Trade in Ghana. It was the point where slaves from northern Ghana (Salaga, Pikworo etc) were taken for grading and sorting purposes. That is, strong from weak, children from adults etc. The strongest of the captives were […]

Often recognised as Ghana’s breadbasket and less know to tourists, Brong Ahafo is the country’s greatest agricultural region with a large acreage of food crops and cocoa plantations as well as an extensive forest reserve and wildlife attractions. The Brong Ahafo Region was created in 1958 and named after the dominant native inhabitants, Akans Brong […]

About Heritage Month 2025 As part of plans to promote domestic tourism and create awareness about Ghana’s culture, the Ghana Tourism Authority has launched the 2025 Heritage Month to be observed throughout the month of March. The Ghana Tourism Authority ‘Heritage Month’ celebrates Ghana’s unique cultural and historical heritage. Activities     DATE ACTIVITIES VENUE […]

About Taste 68 at 68 The food fair, an initiative of the Ghana Tourism Authority will showcase sixty-eight (68) traditional and contemporary Ghanaian dishes, highlight the country’s rich agricultural produce and create business opportunities for food entrepreneurs. The food fair will feature food stalls, cooking competitions, performances and cultural exhibitions. The fair will showcase a […]

The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) launched Heritage Month on Monday, March 3, 2025, at the Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra. The event brought together key stakeholders from the tourism and hospitality industries. GTA CEO Maame Efua Houadjeto emphasized incorporating Ghanaian culture into tourism and hospitality offerings. She encouraged hotels, restaurants, and nightclubs to feature local […]

In a heartfelt celebration of Ghana’s cocoa heritage, the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), under the auspices of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and Creative Arts, delighted newly appointed ministers with an array of Ghanaian chocolates and cocoa-based products. These presentation, held on February 14, 2025, was a key highlight of National Chocolate Week. Staff of […]

The New Nationalism Park: A Symbol of Pride and Unity The newly redeveloped Nationalism Park stands as a beacon of national pride and unity, blending history, culture, and modern aesthetics. Designed with a vibrant nightlife theme, the park features stunning lighting installations that create an enchanting ambiance after sunset. At its heart is the “Koklozi […]

The Ghana Tourism Authority, in collaboration with COCOBOD and Cocoa Processing Company, is excited to announce the 2025 National Chocolate Week under the theme; “EAT CHOCOLATE, STAY HEALTHY, GROW GHANA” and sub themed: “CHOCOLATE FOR ALL: TASTE, SHARE AND CARE”. Under the auspices of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, the National Chocolate Week will be organized from 3rd February to 14th […]