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Government strengthens tourism push with domestic-first, global-next strategy
The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts has reaffirmed its commitment to transforming Ghana's tourism sector through stronger collaboration and strategic stakeholder engagement aimed at enhancing the country's global competitiveness and contributing to national development.
She highlighted several flagship initiatives being implemented under the strategy, including the Ghana National Cultural Policy, the UNESCO Culture|2030 Indicators Programme, the Tourism Satellite Account, the Afro Gastro Festival, the Ghana Tourism Marketplace (GTM), the Ghana Tourism Investment Platform (GTIP) and the Akwaaba Night initiative.
The renewed commitment forms part of broader efforts to leverage tourism, culture and the creative arts as key drivers of economic growth, job creation and sustainable national development.
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