In a strategic move to boost agro-tourism in Ghana, the management team of AgriHive Consult Ltd, Ghana’s leading agro-tourism agency, has paid a working visit to the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Tourism Development Company Limited (GTDC), Professor Kobby Mensah.
The visit was aimed at exploring potential areas of collaboration to unlock Ghana's untapped agro-tourism potential, foster rural development, and attract both domestic and international visitors to agriculture-based experiences.
During the meeting, Professor Kobby Mensah emphasized the critical role agriculture can play in the country’s tourism landscape.
“Ghana’s agricultural potential is unmatched and should be a major tool to drive both domestic and international tourism,” he noted. “While we have made tremendous strides in mainstream tourism, agro-tourism remains largely underexplored. A partnership with AgriHive is a step in the right direction to develop this unique sector.”
Exchange of pleasantries between Prof. Kobby Mensah and the Team lead of Agrihive,Consult Miriam Agyemang
The founders of AgriHive Consult, Enyonam Manye, popularly known as The Ghanaian Farmer, and Miriam Osei-Agyemang, expressed strong enthusiasm about the collaboration. They reaffirmed AgriHive’s commitment to developing immersive, educational, and sustainable agro-tourism experiences that connect travelers with Ghana's vibrant agricultural communities.
Both AgriHive and GTDC expressed optimism about the collaboration, with next steps expected to include joint projects, community-based farm tours, training programs, and international promotional campaigns aimed at positioning Ghana as a premier agro-tourism destination in Africa.
AgriHive Consult Ltd is Ghana’s foremost agro-tourism agency, specializing in designing and managing travel experiences centered around agriculture, rural livelihoods, and sustainable farming practices. The company curates interactive experiences that serve as a bridge between tourists and farm-based destinations creating economic opportunities for local farmers while educating and inspiring visitors.
Story by: Lein Tetteh
In a strategic move to boost agro-tourism in Ghana, the management team of AgriHive Consult Ltd, Ghana’s leading agro-tourism agency, has paid a working visit to the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Tourism Development Company Limited (GTDC), Professor Kobby Mensah.
The visit was aimed at exploring potential areas of collaboration to unlock Ghana's untapped agro-tourism potential, foster rural development, and attract both domestic and international visitors to agriculture-based experiences.
During the meeting, Professor Kobby Mensah emphasized the critical role agriculture can play in the country’s tourism landscape.
“Ghana’s agricultural potential is unmatched and should be a major tool to drive both domestic and international tourism,” he noted. “While we have made tremendous strides in mainstream tourism, agro-tourism remains largely underexplored. A partnership with AgriHive is a step in the right direction to develop this unique sector.”
Exchange of pleasantries between Prof. Kobby Mensah and the Team lead of Agrihive,Consult Miriam Agyemang
The founders of AgriHive Consult, Enyonam Manye, popularly known as The Ghanaian Farmer, and Miriam Osei-Agyemang, expressed strong enthusiasm about the collaboration. They reaffirmed AgriHive’s commitment to developing immersive, educational, and sustainable agro-tourism experiences that connect travelers with Ghana's vibrant agricultural communities.
Both AgriHive and GTDC expressed optimism about the collaboration, with next steps expected to include joint projects, community-based farm tours, training programs, and international promotional campaigns aimed at positioning Ghana as a premier agro-tourism destination in Africa.
AgriHive Consult Ltd is Ghana’s foremost agro-tourism agency, specializing in designing and managing travel experiences centered around agriculture, rural livelihoods, and sustainable farming practices. The company curates interactive experiences that serve as a bridge between tourists and farm-based destinations creating economic opportunities for local farmers while educating and inspiring visitors.
Story by: Lein Tetteh