The Explorer’s Feed
During my stay at Hôtel 2 Février for Lomé’s Oktoberfest, I witnessed the perfect blend of African hospitality and global culture. Beyond its luxury, the hotel stands as a symbol of cultural diplomacy where tradition meets modernity, and where Ghanaian warmth and Togolese elegance redefine the meaning of African excellence.”
The Black Star Experience has the potential to become a transformative force in Ghana’s tourism sector. With the right mix of investment, stakeholder collaboration, and continuous public education, it can redefine Ghana’s global tourism brand and create sustainable economic opportunities across the value chain.
Graduates from the Hospitality and Tourism Training Center (HOTCATT) have been urged to champion professionalism and innovation within Ghana’s tourism industry. As the next generation of hospitality leaders, they are expected to uphold service excellence, creativity, and continuous learning to strengthen Ghana’s global tourism reputation.
Customer service is the heartbeat of tourism, but who is truly responsible for maintaining high standards in Ghana’s tourism sector? This article examines the shared accountability between the Ghana Tourism Authority and private tourism enterprises, highlighting the urgent need for better training, monitoring, and policy enforcement to elevate visitor experiences.
On World Tourism Day, the Africa Tourism Research Network (ATRN) releases a press statement reaffirming its commitment to research, collaboration, and policy development across Africa’s tourism industry. The statement highlights the role of sustainable practices and strategic partnerships in shaping the future of African tourism.
Accra is gearing up to host FESTAC 2025, Africa’s biggest cultural gathering. The event will celebrate the continent’s rich artistic heritage, music, dance, and culinary traditions, positioning Ghana as the epicenter of Pan-African culture and unity.
Ghana is gearing up to host the 5th Inter Tourism Expo in Accra, positioning itself as a hub for global tourism collaboration and innovation. The event will bring together industry leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders to explore opportunities, strengthen partnerships, and highlight Ghana’s role in shaping the future of tourism across Africa and beyond.
As Ghana’s tourism sector experiences unprecedented growth, calls for a streamlined e-visa system grow louder. A digital gateway could be the key to attracting more travelers, boosting revenue, and positioning Ghana as a leading African destination.
A devastating helicopter crash in the Ashanti region claimed the lives of eight dedicated public servants including two Cabinet ministers during a mission to combat illegal mining. Ghana grieves the irreplaceable loss of leaders who served with courage and devotion.
Renowned for his timeless voice and unforgettable melodies, Daddy Lumba stands as a towering figure in Ghana’s music scene. This piece celebrates the legendary highlife musician whose work has not only shaped Ghana’s cultural identity but also captivated global audiences, making him a true ambassador of African sound and soul.