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Bozoma Saint John wedding highlights Ghana’s untapped tourism dividend

One celebrity wedding could generate: Television exposure (Real Housewives of Beverly Hills), Social media exposure, Fashion exposure (Kente, Ghanaian designers, jewellery and beauty), Culinary exposure (Ghanaian food and hospitality), Heritage exposure (Castles, traditional ceremonies, chieftaincy and history), Destination exposure (Accra, Central Region, Eastern Region, Ashanti and other tourism destinations), Wedding tourism (Ghana as a destination for African diaspora weddings), Luxury tourism (Hotels, resorts, private villas and premium experiences), Creative economy (Music, DJs, photographers, videographers, designers and filmmakers) and Diaspora engagement (A message to millions of people: you can celebrate your most important moments in Ghana.
THE BOZOMA OPPORTUNITY SHOULD BECOME A POLICY LESSON I would therefore urge the Ministry of Tourism, the Ghana Tourism Authority, the Ghana Tourism Federation, private-sector tourism operators and the creative industries to treat the Bozoma Saint John wedding not merely as a celebrity story.
Imagine if Ghana had built a "Ghana Celebrity Tourism Network" Imagine a formal platform consisting of 30–50 globally influential personalities with Ghanaian heritage or a demonstrated emotional connection to Ghana.
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