Minister urges airlines to make domestic travel more affordable to boost tourism
The Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Abla Dzifa Gomashie, has called on Africa World Airlines (AWA) to make domestic air travel more affordable to encourage Ghanaians to explore tourist attractions across the country. She made the appeal during a meeting with a delegation from the airline, led by its Head of Commercial, Portia […]
The Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts in Ghana, Abla Dzifa Gomashie, has urged Africa World Airlines (AWA) to make domestic air travel more affordable in order to boost domestic tourism. This appeal came during a meeting with a delegation from AWA, led by the airline's Head of Commercial, Portia Akowuah, at the Ministry of Tourism. During the meeting, AWA showcased its new Embraer E190 aircraft and discussed potential collaborations with the ministry.
Ms. Gomashie praised AWA's investment in Ghana's aviation sector but emphasized the importance of more robust domestic air connectivity and affordable travel packages. She argued that making air travel more accessible could encourage more Ghanaians to visit attractions in various parts of the country, supporting the growth of domestic tourism.
In addition to her pleas for more affordable air travel, the Minister also welcomed AWA's Afishiapa Christmas Promo and its partnership with GHOne TV to promote and showcase tourist attractions within Ghana. The meeting underscored the potential for closer collaboration between the aviation and tourism sectors, with the aim of using improved connectivity and competitive fares to stimulate domestic travel.
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