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Find out why the highly anticipated GaDangme Homowo Festival launch and Youth Sports Festival have been rescheduled.
The launch of the 2026 GaDangme Homowo Festival and Youth Sports Festival has been postponed. This adjustment aims to accommodate significant
A traditional ceremony was held in Cape Coast- but what role will the GTA CEO play now?
Maame Efua Houadjeto, CEO of the Ghana Tourism Authority, was involved in a traditional ceremony in Cape Coast. The event showcased Ghana's vibrant cultural heritage- but what does it all mean?
The annual Vodza Easter Regatta aims to boost tourism and the local economy - but how will they achieve this?
The 5th Vodza Easter Regatta has been launched in the Keta Municipality- stakeholders see the event as a platform to promote tourism and showcase the cultural heritage of the coastal community. The initiative hopes to create alternative livelihoods- but what challenges will they face?
South African Tourism is trying to reassure African travellers, but what sparked this?
South African Tourism has responded to anti-immigrant attacks in the country. The agency is reassuring travellers from Ghana and other African countries - but why is this statement necessary?
Discover which iconic landmarks and natural wonders captured the hearts of visitors, shaping Ghana's tourism landscape in 2025.
The Ghana Tourism Authority has released its 2025 report detailing the nation's most popular tourist destinations. This annual assessment offers valuable insights into evolving travel trends and the economic impact of Ghana's vibrant tourism sector.
Can a new sanctuary save Ghana's sacred crocodiles and the Tano River before it's too late-or is this a losing battle?
The West African Slender-snouted Crocodile faces extinction in Ghana's Tano River due to habitat degradation-a crisis threatening the entire ecosystem. A new Crocodile Sanctuary aims to protect the river and its species, uniting conservationists, traditional rulers, and farmers.
Cape Coast is grappling with a tricycle invasion - is the city losing its urban soul?
Cape Coast, a city known for its elite learning, is seeing a rise in "Pragya" tricycles, altering its urban landscape- raising questions about its development plan. The prevalence of these tricycles sparks debate about balancing modernization with the city's historical identity- but can it be done?
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