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Ghana’s tourism accommodation market shows sharp regional disparities – GSS

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Ghana’s tourism accommodation market shows sharp regional disparities – GSS

According to the Accommodation Unit Survey covering November 2024 to February 2025, Savannah Region recorded the highest room occupancy rate of 63.

The report indicates that Central Region also recorded consistently high accommodation utilisation, with bed occupancy remaining above 70% throughout the period.

Revenue performance also weakened The accommodation sector also recorded weaker revenue performance between November 2024 and January 2025 before a modest recovery in February.

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