GhanaTRVL partners with Ghana Tourism Federation (GHATOF)
GhanaTRVL and GHATOF have formed a strategic alliance to elevate Ghana’s tourism through digital innovation. Leveraging GhanaTRVL’s commission-free platform and GHATOF’s nationwide network, the partnership amplifies online visibility, empowers local SMEs, and develops rich cultural content for sustainable travel experiences.
ATRN & GhanaTRVL Partner to Boost Ghana Tourism Research
ATRN and GhanaTRVL have signed a strategic MoU to enhance tourism research and digital visibility in Ghana. The partnership combines ATRN’s academic expertise with GhanaTRVL’s digital outreach to strengthen Ghana’s profile as a sustainable, globally recognised travel destination.
GhanaTRVL & Service Excellence Foundation Sign Strategic MoU | Tourism Excellence Ghana
GhanaTRVL and the Service Excellence Foundation sign a strategic MoU to boost tourism quality, partnerships, and global visibility.
GhanaTRVL & Institute of Hospitality Ghana Sign MoU | Boosting Tourism Standards & Digital Visibility
GhanaTRVL and the Institute of Hospitality Ghana sign an MoU to boost service standards, skills training, and digital visibility in Ghana’s tourism sector.
Are Hotels in Ghana really more expensive that those in the Subregion?
Ghana’s hotel prices are often perceived as high, but the real issue lies in the country’s costly business environment - land, utilities, taxes, financing and imports. While premium hotels in Accra are expensive, budget and mid‑range options nationwide remain competitive. The real challenge is cost, competitiveness and value for money.