Ghana turned heads and captured hearts at ITB Berlin 2025, the globe’s premier travel trade show, with a dazzling celebration of its 68th Independence Day. Orchestrated by the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, the Ghana Tourism Authority, and the Ghana Embassy in Berlin, this cultural extravaganza was a showstopper at the Ghana stand.

The air buzzed with energy as traditional music filled the space, accompanied by mesmerizing dance performances that brought Ghana’s rich heritage to life. Guests didn’t just watch—they were immersed in a sensory journey through the sights and sounds of a nation proud of its roots.

And then came the food! A mouthwatering feast led by the legendary #ghanajollof stole the spotlight. Think aromatic jollof rice, spicy kelewele, succulent kebabs, tender chicken, and refreshing sobolo—each bite a testament to Ghana’s culinary prowess and warm hospitality. The irresistible aromas drew crowds, turning the stand into a bustling hub of flavor and connection.
The Honourable Minister of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Abla Dzifa Gomashie (@hondzifaablagomashie), and Ghana Tourism Authority CEO, Efua Houadjeto, presided over the festivities with grace and enthusiasm. The Minister proudly declared Ghana’s 68th Independence milestone, inviting the world to explore the country’s vibrant culture, breathtaking landscapes, and unmatched warmth firsthand.

The event left an indelible mark on ITB Berlin’s final day, with attendees raving about the Ghanaian delegation’s infectious spirit and cultural pride. It wasn’t just a celebration—it was a global invitation to experience Ghana.

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