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Investors are also invited to build mountain retreats at Amedzofe and Kloyo.
Sector Indicators: One of the fastest growing sectors in Ghana's economy, tourism holds a lot of attractions for investors.
The sector is expected to grow at an average rate of 4.1% per annum over the next two decades, driven largely by the country’s unique historical, cultural and natural attractions. Indicators for this sector underscore the need for accommodation and other facilities to service the growing number of visitors.
The country has a rich natural treasure made up of 25 sites which include national parks, resource reserves, wildlife sanctuaries, nature reserves and national zoos.
The Ghana Investment Promotion Center (GIPC) is promoting opportunities in the following areas:
Rest stops on key excursion routes.
Hotels: Development of mid and upper scale hotels in Accra and nine regional capitals; and hotel to cater for the Accra International Conference Centre.
Resorts
Lake resorts on Dodi island on the Volta system and the Bosumitwi. Marinas at Sogakope and Ada on the lower Volta system and Keta Lagoon.
Beach resorts at the Marine Drive, Prampram, Gomoa-Feteh, Winneba, Cape three points and Miamia.
Investors in the tourism sector enjoy a number of advantages:
• Good road systems
• Abundant human capital
• Strategic geographical location with convenient flights to many worldwide destinations.
• Excellent telecommunication network
• Many tourist attractions, including all year-round festivals with traditional music and dancing.
Source: Stephen Debre
Senior Investment Officer
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