Ghana is set to enhance its tourism appeal with a new Visa-on-Arrival policy, available from December 1, 2024, to January 15, 2025. This initiative aligns with the “December in GH” campaign, part of the larger “Beyond the Return” programme, which builds on the success of the celebrated “Year of Return” campaign. The policy aims to simplify travel for international visitors, strengthening Ghana’s position as a top destination for global tourism.
Experience Ghana’s Vibrant Festive Season
The festive season in Ghana offers an unmatched opportunity to immerse oneself in the country’s rich culture, history, and vibrant traditions. Visitors can look forward to iconic events such as the Hogbetsotso Festival, Kwahu Paragliding Festival, and concerts showcasing Ghana’s traditional and contemporary music. These events promise to leave travelers with unforgettable memories of Ghana’s unique cultural heritage.
Benefits for Travelers and the Tourism Industry
The Visa-on-Arrival policy is expected to streamline the travel experience, making it easier for tourists to enjoy Ghana’s diverse attractions. Airlines, hotels, and tour operators are gearing up for increased bookings, while the government has directed airlines operating in Ghana to update their systems for smooth implementation.
Local businesses and cultural tourism operators are also preparing for a surge in demand, offering curated tours and experiences that highlight the best of Ghana. This initiative presents significant opportunities for the travel and tourism sector, with the potential to foster vibrant cultural exchanges and economic growth.
Ghana’s Tourism Strategy: A Step Toward the Future
As part of Ghana’s broader tourism strategy, the Visa-on-Arrival policy solidifies the country’s reputation as a leading African destination. The government aims to ensure a seamless experience for travelers, with the initiative serving as a foundation for further growth in the tourism sector for 2025 and beyond.
For travelers seeking an immersive experience filled with culture, music, and history, Ghana’s festive season offers an unforgettable adventure.
