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Hotel Catering and Tourism Training Institute

Accra, Greater Accra

Last updated: 04 Sep 2026
Accra · Greater Accra · Ghana Ghana
Educational loop (near workers college) , Adabraka , Accra  GA-495-1074

HOTCATT, founded in 1991, offers top-tier training in hospitality, catering, and tourism to boost Ghana’s tourism industry. With over 20,000 trained professionals, it provides accredited courses and advanced qualifications, ensuring Ghana remains a competitive and sustainable tourism destination.

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Last updated: 04 Sep 2026

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