Examined in this study is the extent to which the tourism sector has contributed to the economy of Ghana, using the concept of implementation as the theoretical framework. The paper begins by providing an overview of theoretical considerations underlying tourism policy using an implementation model. The scholarly arguments surrounding the concept of tourism are then dissected. An assessment of policy interventions to boost the tourism industry is done. The study reveals that the tourism sector has made significant contribution to the economy of Ghana, though certain challenges persist. The paper recommends that robust policies be designed and effectively implemented to enhancing tourism development in Ghana. Key words: Tourism development, ...
Tourism is growing rapidly in many developing countries, often encouraged by the view that tourism c...
In the 1960s most governments in West Africa, including Ghana which was under the leadership of Dr. ...
Tourism continues to be a significant source of economic activity for many developing countries. The...
The Ghana Tourism Development Policy of 2006 was developed as the basis for accelerated tourism deve...
The Ghana Tourism Development Policy of 2006 was developed as the basis for accelerated tourism deve...
Tourism continues to be a significant source of economic activity for many developing countries. The...
The thesis questions the underlying rationale and appropriateness of adopting conventional tourism ...
The thesis questions the underlying rationale and appropriateness of adopting conventional tourism ...
This purpose of the study is to evaluate the implementation of tourism programs in Bobale Island, ...
Tourism is increasingly becoming a powerful tool for economic development and job creation worldwide...
The re-emerging acceptance of tourism as a pathway to development has culminated in widespread adopt...
In the 1960s most governments in West Africa, including Ghana which was under the leadership of Dr. ...
The Republic of Ghana is located in West Africa approximately 750 kilometers north of the equator. A...
The Republic of Ghana is located in West Africa approximately 750 kilometers north of the equator. A...
Tourism development tends to be seen as a largely private sector driven activity. However, especiall...
Tourism is growing rapidly in many developing countries, often encouraged by the view that tourism c...
In the 1960s most governments in West Africa, including Ghana which was under the leadership of Dr. ...
Tourism continues to be a significant source of economic activity for many developing countries. The...
The Ghana Tourism Development Policy of 2006 was developed as the basis for accelerated tourism deve...
The Ghana Tourism Development Policy of 2006 was developed as the basis for accelerated tourism deve...
Tourism continues to be a significant source of economic activity for many developing countries. The...
The thesis questions the underlying rationale and appropriateness of adopting conventional tourism ...
The thesis questions the underlying rationale and appropriateness of adopting conventional tourism ...
This purpose of the study is to evaluate the implementation of tourism programs in Bobale Island, ...
Tourism is increasingly becoming a powerful tool for economic development and job creation worldwide...
The re-emerging acceptance of tourism as a pathway to development has culminated in widespread adopt...
In the 1960s most governments in West Africa, including Ghana which was under the leadership of Dr. ...
The Republic of Ghana is located in West Africa approximately 750 kilometers north of the equator. A...
The Republic of Ghana is located in West Africa approximately 750 kilometers north of the equator. A...
Tourism development tends to be seen as a largely private sector driven activity. However, especiall...
Tourism is growing rapidly in many developing countries, often encouraged by the view that tourism c...
In the 1960s most governments in West Africa, including Ghana which was under the leadership of Dr. ...
Tourism continues to be a significant source of economic activity for many developing countries. The...