Ghana’s 2025 Tourism Report shows resilience with rising arrivals, strong domestic tourism, and enterprise growth, but declining receipts and missing data on sustainability, regional trends, and competitiveness reveal s…
African Union Day celebrates unity and progress. Tourism and hospitality can power Agenda 2063 by creating jobs, empowering women, preserving culture, and connecting Africans. With stronger collaboration, visa‑free trav…
Ghana’s partnership with Sunderland FC offers huge visibility, but real success depends on converting interest into actual travel. The article argues Ghana must strengthen infrastructure, digital systems, human capital …
Ghana’s Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts must balance tourism and creative industries to maximise jobs, revenue, and global visibility. Tourism drives economic impact, while creative arts inspire identity.…
ATRN and GhanaTRVL have signed a strategic MoU to enhance tourism research and digital visibility in Ghana. The partnership combines ATRN’s academic expertise with GhanaTRVL’s digital outreach to strengthen Ghana’s prof…
Ghana can leverage President Steinmeier’s state visit to boost tourism, attract German travellers, and unlock investment. With targeted marketing, improved services, and investor‑ready tourism assets, this diplomatic mo…
Ghana repeatedly gains massive global visibility from celebrities who voluntarily celebrate, invest and tell their stories in Ghana. The article argues Ghana is failing to convert this “celebrity dividend” into tourism,…
On World Tourism Day, ATRN calls for Africa to embrace tourism as a tool for peace, prosperity, and sustainability. With rich cultures and natural beauty, Africa can lead globally—if it invests in research, community be…
Ghana’s new e‑Visa marks a major step in digital travel reform, improving speed, access and regional mobility. But the US$260 fee for non‑African visitors risks weakening Ghana’s tourism appeal and competitiveness. Alig…
Ghana has an opportunity to redefine its relationship with Germany from development assistance to a strategic economic partnership. The text outlines how trade, investment, tourism, skills, technology, culture, diaspora…
The Ghana Tourism Federation (GHATOF) unites private sector tourism associations to advocate for industry interests, promote Ghana as a top tourist destination, and enhance stakeholder capabilities. Established in 1995,…
GhanaTRVL and GHATOF have formed a strategic alliance to elevate Ghana’s tourism through digital innovation. Leveraging GhanaTRVL’s commission-free platform and GHATOF’s nationwide network, the partnership amplifies onl…
ATRN is a Tourism and Travel Civil Society Organisation (CSO) that advocates for higher standards in travel and tourism related research, analysis and marketing. ATRN contributes to the advancement of tourism research t…
ATRN warns of a troubling decline in Ghana’s tourism due to weak leadership, poor domestic marketing, and missed opportunities. Stakeholders urge urgent reforms, strategic planning, and stronger promotion to revive the …
On June 15, 2023, GhanaTRVL and Men In Business and Tourism (MBT) announced a strategic collaboration. MBT members gain preferential rates and access to GhanaTRVL’s digital platform, enabling them to showcase their offe…
This Tourism Stakeholders Mixer is a collaborative event designed to address key challenges in tourism and hospitality. By fostering dialogue on sustainability, tech innovation, workforce development, and post-pandemic …
The I.C.E AWARDS 2023, hosted by the Service Excellence Foundation - GHANA, celebrated outstanding individuals and businesses in the tourism and hospitality sector. Held at Labadi Beach Hotel, the event recognized contr…
GhanaTRVL and the Service Excellence Foundation sign a strategic MoU to boost tourism quality, partnerships, and global visibility.