10 August 2026 · Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts
Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts meet-the-press
Hon. Abla Dzifa Gomashie (MP), Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts
Tourism arrivals and revenue for 2025, the UNESCO listing of Highlife, heritage site works, new partnerships for forts and castles, the creative arts and film funds, and the revised Cultural Policy.
Results it updated (15)
Sample photoRM-B44 · Infrastructure
Protecting forts and castles from climate change (Korea-Ghana project)
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Tano Boase Sacred Grove project completed
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Book Ghana tours online: Tourism Marketplace and Investment Platform
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Sankofa II: €2.5 million for forts, castles and creative industries
RM-B41 · Reforms
Highlife music and dance on UNESCO's heritage list
Sample photoRM-C48 · Infrastructure
Christiansburg Castle restoration with Denmark
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National Theatre: new generator and 15% more visitors
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Hospitality training: over 4,000 trained
Target: 5,000 a year from 2026
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Nationalism Park reopened
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Black Star Experience: year-round culture and tourism programme
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Night tours at Cape Coast and Elmina castles
RM-B45 · Laws and policies
Revised Cultural Policy of Ghana launched
RM-C51 · Reforms
Ahanta language gets a written standard
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Creative Arts Fund and Film Development Fund
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1.31 million international visitors in 2025
Up from 1,288,804 in 2024
Figures are as reported by the ministry or agency. Each result shows how it was checked.