Tourism Resources Information Centre-TRIC

25/03/2025

07/03/2025

Happy 68th Independence Day, Ghana! Today, we celebrate freedom, unity, and pride. Wear your Ghanaian colors and share your joy with us!

11/02/2025

Fact Tuesdays!!!!!

Welcome back to getting to know us better!!!

Learn more about the Act that gives us the mandate to operate on www.ghana.travel.

Interact with us, we are here for you!!!!!

,

04/01/2025

Happy New Year Tourism Resources Information Centre-TRIC Volunteers, Club Members, Sponsors, Partnerships and All...

Wishing you prosperous endeavors in 2025.

13/12/2024

Did you know that the National Museum of Ghana has an incredible collection of stone tools? 🗿🔨The Stone Age and Iron Age are two key periods in Ghana's technological history. The Stone Age is divided into three periods: Early, Middle, and Late Stone Age.

🔹 Early Stone Age (ESA): This period saw the development of Oldowan and Acheulian tools. Oldowan tools were simple cutting tools made by chipping flakes off volcanic pebbles, while Acheulian tools were tough, sharp, and shaped to a deliberate point. The ESA was a time of hunting and gathering, and Ghana has several Early Stone Age sites like Legon Botanical Garden, Bame, Ntereso, Shai, and Accra plains.

🔹 Middle Stone Age (MSA): Also known as Middle Paleolithic, this period was characterized by the persistence of hunter-gatherer lifestyles and the possible origins of modern human behavior. Bones were added to the raw materials for tool making, and evidence of shafts for spears, arrows, and other projectile weapons have been found in MSA sites in Africa.

🔹 Late Stone Age: Also referred to as Upper Paleolithic, this period saw significant improvements in hunting and gathering. Microliths, tiny stones fashioned into precise points and blades, were the signature tools of this period. Composite microlithic tools were used to harvest wild edibles and create intricate artifacts. The toolkits of the Late Stone Age in Africa were diverse, reflecting greater cultural variation. Ghana's Kintampo Cultural Complex has notable Late Stone Age sites with artifacts like bone fragments, terracotta figurines, and stone arrowheads. The Stone Age was a time of human progress, with the development of different tools and cultural practices. Explore the history of stone tools at the National Museum of Ghana!

🌍🏛️

25/10/2024

DYK: 3 East African countries use a single visa, The East African Tourist Visa (Kenya🇰🇪, Uganda 🇺🇬 and Rwanda 🇷🇼)
This means, for instance, if you have a visa for Rwanda, you can visit the other countries as well without a need to apply their respective visas.
The common visa was set to promote the region as a single tourist destination
Other East African Community member states are also in the process of joining the single visa policy.

Guys lets get our vote to 10k🙏
Vote Your African Nation as the Most Africa Social Influential of the year 2024 ( (https://bit.ly/Voteyourafricanation). Every vote matters!

08/08/2024

How do you travel, light or heavy?

06/08/2024

How is your week going?

*Are you going to a domestic/international destination for Business, Leave/Leisure or Family Affairs?

*Do you know that your movement has direct and indirect link with tourism?

*Do you know when your trip passes for an Excursion or a Tour?

Send a message to learn more

01/08/2024

As the weekend fast approaches, which domestic/international destination do you intend to visit?

Send a message to learn more

07/06/2024

Which destination have you visited that made you uncomfortable?

Send a message to learn more

27/02/2024

The Ghana Tourism Authority in collaboration with the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) brings to you the BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (BEAP), program designed by the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) to provide support to Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME’s) in Ghana.

The program aims to help MSME’s grow by providing skilled workers, hiring more youth and enhancing business sustenance during challenging economic times.

Call the numbers for more details......