GUBA premieres 2021 Awards in Ghana to celebrate a century of Yaa Asantewaa’s resilience
Grow, Unite, Build, Africa (GUBA) will dedicate its 2021 Awards to the celebration of a century of the passage of Yaa Asantewaa, the influential warrior
Tour Operators Union of Ghana donate to orphanage in the Volta Region
Tour Operators Union of Ghana (TOUGHA) have a made a donation to the Volta Home at Ve Deme. The donation comprised detergents, sanitizers, nose masks,
Ghana Tourism Authority begins training for Inspectorate Officers & others in tourism value chain
The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) has commenced a 5-day training programme for tourism inspectorate officers across the country as part of effort to equip them
Liberalisation of air space would drive down travel cost in W/Africa – Tourism Drive Panel
The cost of travelling by air within Africa and particularly, West Africa could significantly reduce through increased traffic flow as a result of free air
Air Cdre Kwame Mamphey leads AIB team probing KLM Flight 590 bird strike incident at Kotoka Airport
Air Commodore (Rtd) Kwame Mamphey, is the lead investigator probing the September 3, 2021 bird strike incident at Kotoka International Airport involving KLM flight KL590.
Workshop on newly developed training manual for HOTCATT held for lecturers
Lecturers of the Hotel, Catering and Tourism Training Institute (HOTCATT) have undergone a day’s training workshop on the new Training Manual for the Institute. Apart
TOUGHA take domestic promotion tour to Volta and Oti Regions
In their continuous effort to whip up interest in domestic tourism, the Tour Operators Union of Ghana (TOUGHA) have embarked on a familiarization tour of
Tourism Drive: Abeiku Santana offers to give training to tourism drivers
Broadcaster and tourism entrepreneur, Gilbert ‘Abeiku Santana’ Aggrey has proposed to give free training to any driver who is looking to incorporate tourism to his
Alisa Osei-Asamoah writes: Domestic travel, a key to Ghana’s tourism revival
The current Coronavirus pandemic has necessitated the need for us to focus our attention to the domestic market for Ghana’s tourism growth. Like most countries
