The government has announced a lot of tourist centres in the country are undergoing major renovation works.
Notably among them are the Aburi Botanical Gardens in the Eastern Region, modelled after the famous Kew Botanical Garden in London, the Yaa Asantewaa Memorial Museum and the Kente Museum, both in Kumasi.
This was announced on the official Twitter page of the Ghana Presidency which explained the renovation forms part of a National Tourism plan.
Many of the tourist sites currently undergoing renovation includes the Aburi Botanical Gardens, modelled after the famous Kew Botanical Garden in London, the Yaa Asantewaa Memorial Museum and the Kente Museum, both in Kumasi.
— Ghana Presidency (@GhanaPresidency) May 30, 2022
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This project is expected to bring enriched access to Ghana’s tourism market, better provision of tourism products and services as well as the upgrading of skills in the labour force in the tourism, arts, and culture sector.
It is also to ensure improved coordination with the private sector for job creation and economic expansion.
This comes a few days after the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture announced the closure of the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park for upgrade works.
This project is expected to bring enriched access to Ghana’s tourism market, better provision of tourism products and services, and the upgrading of skills in the labour force in the tourism, arts, and culture sector. #BuildingGhanaTogether
— Ghana Presidency (@GhanaPresidency) May 30, 2022
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