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Matilda Domfegro crowned Miss Tourism Ghana 2026

Fashion student Matilda Domfegro has been crowned Miss Tourism Ghana 2026 at the grand finale held at the National Theatre in Accra.

Matilda Domfegro crowned Miss Tourism Ghana 2026

Matilda Domfegro, a fashion student, has been named Miss Tourism Ghana 2026 during a grand finale held at the National Theatre in Accra. She defeated seven other finalists after participating in a series of activities and grooming sessions over several weeks. On Friday, contestants were evaluated in crucial areas such as Regional Representation, showcasing Ghana's tourism offerings, and a Q&A segment, where they displayed their understanding of Ghana's tourism potential before a panel of judges.

Matilda was declared the overall winner, while Adwoa Nyarko Owusu-Sarfo and Agnes Nuworzah were named 1st and 2nd princesses, respectively. After her crowning, Matilda expressed her excitement to wear the crown and her readiness to leave a lasting impact by promoting Ghana's tourist destinations. She highlighted the importance of collaboration with stakeholders and strategic planning, emphasizing that tourism serves as a catalyst for growth in numerous industries along its value chain. Matilda urged everyone to join forces in supporting Ghana's tourism sector.

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