Minister of Tourism, Creative Arts and Culture, Barbara Oteng Gyasi
Tourism Minister, Barbara Oteng-Gyasi on Thursday morning presented the guidelines which will govern the operations of industry players across the country.
This follows President Akufo-Addo easing of some of the restrictions in the sector albeit with some protocols on how they go about their operations.
In his 10th address to the nation, the President said; “I have, by Executive Instrument extended the suspension of the remaining public gatherings, as set out in E.I. 64 of March 15, until 31st July.”
“In here, I refer to the suspension of sporting events, nightclubs, cinemas, drinking spots, bars, beaches, festivals,” he said.
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