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BY: Gabriel Ahiabor
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The tourism industry in Ghana has long been identified as one of the key drivers of national economic transformation. The sector has an important role to play in placing the Ghanaian economy on a sustainable inclusive growth trajectory.
Described as the “New Gold”, it is a sector that is thriving, and that has tremendous potential for further growth and for the creation of much-needed jobs.
But many visitors to beauty spots and other places of interest in Ghana complain about the difficulty of finding what they look for.
This frustrations are compounded by bad roads and the lack of directional signs that make the trips unnecessarily long and arduous.