As Do Ghana and Joy FM invite Ghanaians to “Go Outside. Do Ghana. Find Your Centre”, a growing appetite for outdoor experiences is opening a bigger question about the future of domestic tourism, and why the country’s biggest tourism market may be the one already living here. Is doing Ghana the new weekend escape?
As Do Ghana and Joy FM invite Ghanaians to “Go Outside. Do Ghana. Find Your Centre”, a growing appetite for outdoor experiences is opening a bigger question about the future of domestic tourism, and why the country’s biggest tourism market may be the one already living here. Is doing Ghana the new weekend escape?
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