The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) officially launched the Ghana Tourism Report 2024 at the Accra Tourist Information Centre (ATIC) on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
The event, organised under the theme “Growth and Sustainability,” brought together government representatives, other participants, and key tourism industry stakeholders to discuss the sector’s development and future goals.
The report highlighted Ghana’s rich history and the well-known tourism destinations that attract both domestic and foreign tourists.
Per the report, in 2024, the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park recorded the highest visits of 333,233, followed by Kakum National Park (Canopy Walkway), which had 183 757 visits.
This was followed by the Bunso Arboretum and Kumasi Zoo, with 155 and 149 visits, respectively.
See the list below:
- Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park – 333,233
2. Kakum National Park (Canopy Walkway) – 183,757
3. Bunso Arboretum – 155,149
4. Kumasi Zoo – 133,954
5. Cape Coast Castle – 120,242
6. Manhyia Palace Museum – 106,100
7. Elmina Castle – 87,691
8. Accra Zoo – 83,953
9. Shai Hills Resource Reserve – 67,881
10. Aburi Botanical Gardens – 52,330
