Ghana Tourism Authority begins strategic management retreat in Kumasi to realign sector goals

The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) has started a three-day retreat in Kumasi. This event aims to realign its operational strategies under the 'Resetting Agenda.'

The retreat is taking place at the Golden Bean Hotel. It includes regional directors of the GTA and key stakeholders from across Ghana.

This initiative addresses challenges in the tourism sector. It also seeks targeted solutions to boost local tourism. The goal is to unlock Ghana’s ecotourism potential.

Maame Efua Houadjeto, CEO of the GTA, expressed her honor in participating. She highlighted the Authority's commitment to repositioning Ghana’s tourism industry. Collaboration and innovative leadership are essential for this effort.

“This retreat marks a bold step in revitalizing the sector,” she said. Discussions will focus on practical solutions for enhancing domestic tourism. They aim to bring renewed energy to unique ecotourism sites.

Participants will explore policy improvements and investment opportunities. Private-sector partnerships are also crucial for transforming Ghana into a top-tier destination.

The retreat will conclude with key strategic resolutions. These resolutions will guide the Authority's activities in the coming months. The aim is sustainable growth and global competitiveness for Ghana’s tourism sector.