GTA engages Tema stakeholders on new draft regulations, GTIS, tourism levy
Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) engaged hoteliers, event planners, and other tourism stakeholders in Tema on the introduction of the Ghana Tourism Information System (GTIS) and proposed tourism regulations. The engagement also provided stakeholders the opportunity to deliberate on the draft Tourism (Registration and Licensing of Multi-purpose Establishments and Providers of Event Management Services) Regulations, 2026, which is expected to be laid before Parliament. Mr. Isaac Asiam, Tema Regional Manager of the Ghana Tourism Authority, stated that the proposed regulations sought to establish clear standards and guidelines for the registration, licensing, monitoring, and operation of hospitality establishments and event management service providers.
Mr. Asiam explained that the initiative was intended to promote professionalism, ensure compliance with industry standards, safeguard public safety, and enhance the quality of services within Ghana's tourism sector. He noted that the consultative engagement was necessary to obtain inputs from industry players before the regulations were finalized and presented to Parliament. According to Mr. Asiam, the tourism industry has evolved significantly over the years, making it imperative for regulations to adapt to emerging trends and contemporary operational requirements.
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The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) has engaged Tema's tourism stakeholders regarding new draft regulations, the Ghana Tourism Information System
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