The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) has cautioned hotels and transport operators against excessive price increases ahead of the 2026 December in GH festivities, warning that unreasonable rates could discourage visitors and undermine business. The Authority has also called on event organisers to engage security and emergency services early to ensure adequate preparations for the expected influx of visitors during the…
The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) has cautioned hotels and transport operators against excessive price increases ahead of the 2026 December in GH festivities, warning that unreasonable rates could discourage visitors and undermine business. The Authority has also called on event organisers to engage security and emergency services early to ensure adequate preparations for the expected influx of visitors during the…
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