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Ghana records 1.3m international tourist arrivals as revenue hits GH¢4.34bn
Ms Gomashie disclosed the figures on Monday, 10 August 2026, during the Government Accountability Series, where she outlined developments and achievements recorded in the tourism, culture and creative arts sectors.
Ms Gomashie said the continued growth of the tourism and creative sectors presents an opportunity for Ghana to deepen investment, expand employment and further position its cultural assets on the global stage.
Ms Gomashie emphasised the broader economic contribution of tourism, culture and the creative arts, saying the sectors generate income, create jobs and promote Ghana’s identity internationally.
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