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The importance of World Tourism Day celebrations in Ghana and across the globe

World Tourism Day will be celebrated on September 27, with this year’s observance expected to spotlight the importance of tourism, culture and heritage in promoting economic development, cultural exchange and sustainable growth.

The importance of World Tourism Day celebrations in Ghana and across the globe

World Tourism Day is a significant event in the tourism and culture industries, raising awareness of tourism's contribution to improving livelihoods and fostering understanding among people from different cultures and nations. Established by the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO), the celebration serves as a reminder of the vital role tourism plays in connecting people, promoting peace, and fostering sustainable development worldwide.

In Ghana, World Tourism Day is particularly important as it promotes tourist attractions and encourages both Ghanaians and foreigners to visit these places, which helps businesses grow and creates jobs for many people. This year's World Tourism Day Celebrations will be held in the Eastern Region as part of the Eastern Regional Expo, bringing stakeholders in the Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts sector together to deliberate on the theme and the way forward.

The celebration also promotes the preservation of cultural traditions and historical landmarks. Across the world, World Tourism Day brings people from different countries together, promoting friendship, peace, and understanding among nations. It also encourages people to protect the environment and support sustainable tourism. This year's theme, “Digital Agenda and Artificial Intelligence to Redesign Tourism,” focuses on how technology and artificial intelligence (AI) can improve the tourism industry and make travel easier, smarter, and more convenient for individuals.

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