Tourism, as has been noted, is not just about travel, but connection. It allows engagement with diverse communities, learning from one another and appreciating our shared humanity.
As the Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Egyapa Mercer, recently observed: “Through tourism, we can break down barriers and build bridges of...
By Kofi AKPABLI
Festivals are becoming relevant for the development of the nation. A trend now is to identify and execute development projects. It is worth noting that communities have resolved to harness their identities, values and nature-given resources, streamlining them into the national development agenda.
The Hogbetsotso festival, comes off...
A day out to the resort town of Ada and visiting the deeply emotional Nkyinkyim Museum where owner, Kwame Akoto-Bamfo, a Ghanaian sculptor, is using his skills to illustrate his Ancestor Project - portraits of Africans who were imprisoned, kidnapped or coerced into slavery - is always a fulfilling...
Coffee lovers from Accra and beyond had a thrilling and fun-filled weekend as the Ghana Coffee Week was climaxed with a convivial event dubbed ‘Ghana Coffee Fair and Exhibition’ last Saturday.
The Nyaniba Market in Osu, which was the venue for the event, was abuzz with excitement and merriment as...
By Chris Koney’s column
Choosing the right resort for your vacation can significantly elevate your overall experience when it offers a blend of luxurious amenities, exceptional service, stunning locations, diverse dining options and a serene ambiance. Without a doubt, staying at a great resort has become the preferred choice for...
Visionary gallerist and art collector, Abena Joyce Quarshie, the founder of Berj Gallery, who died last week aged 68, will be interred on Tuesday, November 5 at the Lashibi Funeral Home.
Passionate about the preservation of art, Joyce devoted forty years of her life building the Joyce Quarshie Permanent Collection,...
By Innocent Samuel APPIAH
In the heart of West Africa, a quiet revolution is taking place. Ghana, a nation once heavily dependent on cocoa and gold exports, is pioneering a transformative approach to poverty reduction through sustainable tourism.
This innovative strategy is not only boosting local incomes but also preserving cultural...
The largest celebration of African property and lifestyle in the capital is back for the 8th year
The UK’s largest celebration of African property and lifestyle is set to return to London this November, offering an unmatched opportunity to explore Ghana's booming real estate market.
With Ghana now one of the...
By Roger A. AGANA
Cape Coast, renowned for its rich history and stunning coastline, is a jewel in Ghana's tourism sector. The city attracts thousands of tourists annually, largely driven by its historic landmarks, such as the Cape Coast and Elmina Castles.
The potential for economic growth here is immense and...
The African Diaspora Central Bank (ADCB) has announced its sponsorship of six ultra-luxury cruise ships, valued at AKL LUMI 560 million (US$9 billion), for Nigeria’s ambitious IPADA project.
This groundbreaking initiative is set to reshape the tourism and investment landscape of Nigeria and the African continent, with the ADCB taking...