14 | LUXlife Magazine or centuries, Africa has been home to some of the most magnificent sights and sounds on the planet, with the countries comprising this great continent offering up rich cultures, spectacular scenery, magnificent food, and remarkable people. Unfortunately, as a result of decades of negative portrayal from Western media, Africa has garnered an unfair and mostly inaccurate reputation. Going2Ghana aims to show the other side of the story, altering perceptions of this land and educating people on what Africa is really like. Situated in West Africa, Ghana is a textbook example of Africa’s inherent magnificence, with each of the country’s 16 regions providing something new. Given it is one of the most peaceful countries on the continent and also one of the most visited, tourists can feel safe as they unearth the secrets of this truly special location. Whether it is the tale of Ghanaian independence that a visit to Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park tells or a poignant look at Cape Coast Castle and its Door of No Return, Ghana’s history is just waiting to be explored. Africa has long been associated with natural beauty and exclusive wildlife, and Ghana is certainly no exception to this rule, with its Volta Region boasting some of the most spectacular natural sites anywhere in the world. From the international tourist hotspot of Wli Waterfalls, which boasts West Africa’s highest waterfall at a height of 80 metres, to the tranquil Volta Lake, the largest man-made like on the planet, there is something for everyone to see and appreciate in this awe-inspiring setting. For lovers of animals, Mole National Park is a must-see destination, with the more than 4,500 kilometres of lush savannah it boasts being home to the likes of elephants, baboons, buffalos, warthogs, antelopes, and numerous species of birds. If travellers are especially lucky, they may even be able to spot lions, leopards, hyenas, hippos, and crocodiles. Moreover, since this was the first park of its kind to be developed in Ghana, it is also rich in history, which only adds to its appeal for visitors. Insights about all of these destinations and more are afforded to clients when they subscribe to Going2Ghana’s mailing list – which also offers exclusive updates on happenings across the country and special offers for its subscribers – with these all being designed to help tourists get the most out of their time in this wonderful country. After all, it is the overarching aim of the team behind Going2Ghana to share with the Best Ghanaian Tourism Company 2025 & LUXlife Cultural Tourism Excellence Award 2025 More than anything else, it is the aim of Going2Ghana, a remarkable travel and tourism company operating out of the Ghanaian capital city of Accra, to promote the uniquity of African culture to discerning travellers from every corner of the map. Delivering travel experiences designed to enrich the lives of those undertaking them, the company sees its clients have the opportunity to explore the rich cultural heritage of Ghana, enjoying both its innate beauty and the wealth of traditions it offers across a journey that is as unforgettable as it is truly authentic. world what Africa is really about, and this starts with sharing up-to-date information with as many as will listen. Beyond these insights, what really sets Going2Ghana apart in the travel and tourism industry is its commitment to delivering tours that truly celebrate Ghanaian culture and encapsulate what it is that makes this great country so special. Coming off the back of its recent Ghana Homecoming experience, which saw a seamless blend of culture, heritage, and empowerment delivered over the course of a week, the company is excited to announce two events for 2025. The first of these, Mother’s Day in the Motherland, kicks off May 8th. Promising an unforgettable journey celebrating all of the mothers out there, the week-long trip, which bookends Mother’s Day in Ghana (Sunday 11th May), will also see an abundance of opportunities provided for people to immerse themselves in the lively culture of Ghana at this magical time of the year, all whilst exploring its deep history. Furthermore, the team here are excited to announce that they have secured The Pelican Hotel, a five-star location comprising 134 luxury apartments in Accra, as the trip’s accommodation. With these elegant surroundings as their home for the week, travellers will start out every day with a delicious buffet breakfast before joining their fellow tour members on a number of exciting trips, such as guided excursions to the aforementioned Cape Coast Castle, Slave River, Accra City, and more. Then, in addition to the inclusion of a rejuvenating spa package and the ability to attend a traditional African naming ceremony, guests will attend a Mother’s Day brunch where they can witness Ghana’s signature hospitality firsthand. The second of Going2Ghana’s 2025 trips, Detty December, allows visitors from the Western world to experience a culture change during the holidays, ushering in 2026 with the annual festivities held at one of Ghana’s premier New Years Eve events. When they are not ringing in the new year in traditional Ghanaian style, those who book on to this trip – which runs from December 27th to January 3rd – will be able to stay in the same five-star hotel discussed above, as well as partake in a host of unique cultural experiences. As both of these trips highlight, Going2Ghana is all about providing visitors from all around the globe with an authentic Ghanaian adventure, F
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