Ghana is poised to welcome the world once again as it prepares to host the 5th edition of the Inter Tourism Expo Accra (iNTTA 2025), scheduled for October 23rd to 25th, 2025, at the Palms Convention Centre, La Palm Royal Beach Hotel, Accra. Organized in collaboration with the Ghana Tourism Development Company (GTDC) and under the auspices of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, this year’s Expo promises to be a landmark event in the region’s tourism calendar.
Held under the theme “Cultures Connecting: Fostering Tourism Exchange and Understanding,” iNTTA 2025 will serve as a vibrant platform for cultural diplomacy, business networking, and strategic partnerships across the tourism value chain. From travel operators and hospitality brands to cultural institutions and government agencies, the Expo invites stakeholders from Ghana, West Africa, and the global tourism community to converge in Accra for three days of immersive engagement.
A Showcase of Ghana’s Tourism Ambitions
Ghana’s readiness to host this prestigious event reflects its growing reputation as a tourism powerhouse in Africa. With its rich cultural heritage, diverse landscapes, and warm hospitality, the country continues to attract international attention as a destination for leisure, investment, and cultural exploration.
Prof. Kobby Mensah, Chief Executive Officer, Ghana Tourism Development Company (GTDC), emphasized Ghana’s commitment to leveraging tourism as a tool for economic transformation and intercultural understanding.
“iNTTA 2025 is more than an event—it’s a movement. We are inviting the world to experience Ghana’s story, and to build bridges that connect cultures and economies.”
What to Expect at iNTTA 2025
Global Exhibitions: Tourism boards, airlines, hotels, and travel tech companies from over 30 countries will showcase their offerings.
Cultural Experiences: Attendees will enjoy live performances, culinary showcases, fashion displays, and traditional arts from Ghana and beyond.
Business Forums: B2B matchmaking, investment summits, and policy dialogues will foster collaboration and innovation.
High Level Diaspora Forum: This aimed to ignite diaspora business and cultural connections
Fam Trips and Nightlife: Showcasing iconic tourist attractions and vibrant cultures in Ghana.
Youth & Innovation Pavilion: A spotlight on emerging talents, startups, and digital solutions shaping the future of tourism.
An Open Invitation to the Tourism Industry
The organizers extend a warm invitation to tourism businesses, investors, creatives, and policymakers across Ghana, West Africa, and the globe to participate in iNTTA 2025. Whether you’re looking to expand your market, forge new partnerships, or simply experience the cultural heartbeat of Ghana, this Expo offers an unparalleled opportunity.
Registration for exhibitors and delegates is now open. Interested participants can visit www.intertourismexpo.com for more information.
Mr. Emmanuel Treku, CEO and Convener, Inter Tourism Expo Accra, mentioned: As Ghana prepares to roll out the welcome mat, the message is clear: the future of tourism is collaborative, cultural, and connectedand it begins in Accra this October.
