Tourism has aided in the recovery of many economies around the world. But can the same be said of Ghana? It is because we are not paying enough attention or providing adequate support to help Ghana realise its full potential?
However, many people are now wondering if it could be a game changer for Ghana's economy, given its contribution over the years.
Well on PM Express Business Edition, Joy Business’ George Wiafe engaged the Chief Executive of the Ghana Tourism Authority Akwasi Agyeman on what government is doing to deal with challenges facing the sector and what is being done to make Ghana the preferred investment and tourist destination in the region.
Find the livestream below:
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