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Photos: Rawlings installed chief |
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Ex-President Jerry Rawlings and wife, Nana Konadu, were part of the celebrations of the Gordigbe Festival of the people of Aflao.
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Oguaa Assembly to re-zone coastal stretch to boost tourism |
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The MCE for Cape Coast, Anthony Aikins, says his assembly is evolving strategies to facilitate the growth of the tourism industry.
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British tourists raise funds for NGO |
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Two British tourists are travelling by bicycle from London to other parts of the world to raise funds in support of Childreach International, an international NGO.
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Ayafie tourist centre inaugurated |
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A leisure facility built around the Ayafie Waterfall has been launched for the purposes of tourist attraction.
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UN World Tourism Celebrations in Ghana was a flop |
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The just ended UN World Tourism Celebrations hosted by Ghana has been described as a flop.
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International travel writers laud Ghana's tourist sites |
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International Travel Writers on tour of parts of the country on Thursday lauded Ghana as the true gateway to Africa.
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Tourism practitioners discuss sex tourism |
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Participants at an International Tourism conference on Friday condemned tourists who exploit children sexually, pointing out that the act had legal implications.
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Tourism industry generates more revenue |
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Acting Marketing Manager of Ghana Tourists Board says tourist arrivals in Ghana for last year generated revenue in excess of $1.4 billion.
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The new face of Ghana's airliner |
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The Ghana International Airline (GIA) has announced plans to consolidate its good image and reputation by building a strong and efficient company.
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Tourists pour into Kpetoe for Agbamevorza |
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Nene Nuer Keteku III, Konor of Agotime Traditional Area, appealed for a facelift of Kpetoe to befit its status as a tourist destination.
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Eight hospitality operators cautioned in Brong Ahafo |
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Eight hospitality facilities in the Techiman municipality in Brong Ahafo have been operating without licences from the Ghana Tourist Board.
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Ghanaians must preserve their rich culture –Tourism Minister |
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The Ga Mashie Development Agency has launched the Kpanlogo Musical Fiesta to revive the country’s music and dance industry.
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Kakum is not part of Cape Coast - Chiefs |
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The Denkyira Traditional Council has protested against the association of the Kakum National Park with Cape Coast in various advertisements.
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Nkroful residents demand share of Nkrumah revenue |
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Residents in Nkroful in the Western Region are demanding their share of proceeds accrued from the Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum in Accra.
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Mid-air disaster averted in Virgin Nigeria flight from Accra |
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About 50 passengers on a Virgin Nigeria flight from Accra, Ghana to Abuja, Nigeria yesterday narrowly escaped death.
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Assist Africa to regain its past glory - Minister |
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The Minister of Tourism, Mrs Juliana Azumah-Mensah on Friday called on Africans in the Diaspora to help rejuvenate Africa to gain its past glory.
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Government appoints transaction adviser on GIA |
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Government has appointed a transaction advisor to help take a decision on the future of the national carrier, Ghana International Airlines.
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Obama visit: Tourism must cash in |
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Ghana is the Gateway to Africa. President Barack Obama has endorsed it.
But to us in tourism, his visit has spices of tourism in every respect.
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Discover the Air Force One |
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No matter where in the world the President travels, if he flies in an Air Force jet, the plane is called Air Force One.
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British police investigate discovery of dead body aboard GIA flight |
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Police in the United Kingdom are investigating the discovery of a dead body aboard a Ghana International Airline flight which arrived at the Gatwick Airport yesterday.
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