GBC unveils Volti Vibes 2026: A journey of adventure, discovery and cultural immersion
The Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC), through its Lifestyle TV channel, is set to take audiences on an exciting journey of adventure, discovery and cultural immersion with TRekGh 2026 – Volti Vibes, scheduled for October 29 to November 1, 2026. Volti Vibes is a four-day experiential road trip across the Volta and Oti Regions, showcasing some […]
Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC) Lifestyle TV channel, TRekGh, will present 'Volti Vibes 2026', an enchanting four-day journey of exploration, discovery and immersion in Ghanaian culture. Scheduled from October 29 to November 1, 2026, this road trip will traverse the breathtaking landscapes of the Volta and Oti Regions.
This experiential adventure will unveil the nation's most captivating tourist hotspots, spanning from cascading waterfalls to soaring mountains, cultural communities, traditional crafts, and more. Participants will have the unique opportunity to engage directly with local communities, forging a deep connection with Ghana's rich heritage.
TRekGh, a pioneering initiative by GBC Lifestyle TV, aims to ignite domestic tourism and inspire Ghanaians to explore their own country beyond the screen. George Lomotey, Acting Director of Marketing at GBC, describes Volti Vibes as "more than a conventional tour. It is an immersive road trip that brings together adventure, discovery, culture and entertainment, all while showcasing the tourism potential of the Volta and Oti Regions."
The expedition commences in Accra on October 29, venturing through selected destinations across the two regions, culminating in an unforgettable finale on November 1. With limited spots available for 50 patrons, early booking is highly recommended.
Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to hike through Ghana’s stunning landscapes, immerse yourself in the country's vibrant culture, and create lifelong memories. Join us on live TV for an unforgettable experience – 'Come. Explore. Experience Ghana.'
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