Emmanuel Frimpong, a Tourism Consultant and Analyst, says Ghana’s implementation of tourism, arts and culture initiatives outlined in the 2026 Budget has been promising but remains incomplete.
2026 tourism budget implementation promising, but incomplete – Analyst
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