Tourism has become a global and highly competitive socio-economic and environmental activity in both developed and developing countries. In Ghana it is the fastest growing industry that stimulates other sectors in the national economy, such as agriculture, transport, manufacturing, real estates, industries and others.

Tourism has been known to diversify economies, creating  jobs, generating revenue for governments and stimulate businesses.  Ghana Aviation authority plays a central role in supporting tourism. In Ghana alone, 4.7% is an estimated population who are employed by influx of overseas visitors, most of whom arrive in the country by air, which contribute tremendously to the country’s GDP.

Ghana is considered to be one of Africa’s true success stories, this country is enjoying a stable democracy and incredible development.

The combination creates a joyful energy across the country.

Ghana has beautiful hinterland, sunny beaches, rich culture, lively cities, welcoming locals, tons of wildlife, and easy access to all parts of the country.

There’s a big difference between northern and southern Ghana – including different religion, geography, and culture.

But you’ll still feel like the country is one harmonious unit. If you’ve never been to Africa, Ghana is known as ‘Africa for beginners,’ making it a perfect destination for those who want to get their feet wet.

Here are some options you can try when visiting Ghana.

A tour of Accra can include many points. Independence Square, Makola Market and the Jamestown lighthouse give a good flavor of the city. Memorials include the Kwame Nkrumah memorial celebrating the first president of a free Ghana and the W.E.B. DuBois center celebrating the famous pan-Africanist. Also includes a visit to the Christiansborg castle now a presidential museum.