Ghana history and culture tour
Description of Ghana history and culture tour
Price information
INCLUSIONS
• Accommodation
• Half Board Meals
• Private vehicle with fuel
• Professional English speaking driver
• Tour guide at all attractions
• Private Tour guide
• All attractions and activities fees
• Complimentary water
• 24hr ongoing support
Departure information
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
Travel guides
Not at all staid and boring, history tours bring the past to life, and cast modern destinations in new lights.
Our holidays in Ghana are not so much about big sights, but appreciating the little things in life.
Holiday information
Indigenous communities:
This trip benefits Ashanti communities by supporting local markets, food vendors, shops, and hotels, thereby contributing to the local economy. Employment opportunities as guides empower community members and foster economic growth. Tourists also contribute to community development by purchasing souvenirs, and some profits are used to donate essential items like stationary, clothing, and first aid kits to local schools.
Responsible Travel
As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) holiday so that you can travel knowing we've worked to maximise the benefits of your holiday to local people and places, and minimise any negative impacts.
Planet
We advise local people on the positive impact of preserving their environment. We do this through supporting communal labour with soft drinks and water in the communities we visit. We help locals to understand the relevance of their natural world as it is one of the the major factors that attracts tourists to their communities. We also educate travellers on the culture and history of the communities we visit, which builds respect and understanding, as to be able to relate well with the locals and not do anything that will impact negatively on the environment. Guests will eat locally produced food and stay in locally owned and run accommodation, limiting their impact on the environment. We do cycling or walking to sites that we can commute using these means to reduce C02 emissions. Regarding waste management, we collect all bottles that we use during our tours and donate them to local farms to use during the nursing of seedlings and to store liquid. We also visit most historical and heritage sites so that the communities get to benefit from them so they do not lose their relevance in history and by doing this, they preserve the surrounding of these sites. Again, we try to minimize the use of vehicles at the attraction sites so as to reduce the emission of CO2 into the atmosphere.People
One of our policies is to positively impact the communities we operate in. We support the local communities and employ local guides for this tour and make use of local establishments such as hotels, shops and restaurants, eating local foods so that the communities benefit directly from tourism. As a result of employing local people and their businesses, the locals have a good relationship with the tourists since they both benefit immensely from each other. We encourage our customers to purchase cultural souvenirs and send them home and all this is geared towards appreciating the culture of the communities they visit and also serve as a way of promoting the cultures in their home countries. And finally, we make donations to schools and other facilities in the local communities we operate. This we do by putting aside part of our profits to undertake these donation activities. We mostly donate items including; educational materials, waste bins, clothing and first aid kits.Popular similar holidays
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