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30/01/2024

Embrace wanderlust and let the countdown to adventure begin! 🌍✈️

National Plan Your Vacation Day is perfect excuse to turn dreams into itineraries. Where will your next African escape take you?

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08/03/2022

Happy Women's Day to the amazing women in our African Conversations and Connections community - our clients, our team and our beneficiaries!

Rock on 💪🏿

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06/03/2022

14/02/2022

We at ACC Tours deeply appreciate our clients, fans and supporters!

Happy ❤ Day!

06/02/2022

African Cup of Nations Champions 🏆

Congrats team 👏🏿💪🏿 - you have made us proud! ⚽️ 🇸🇳🏅

02/02/2022

Graffiti Art

Graffiti art tells a visual story in a public space by painting a wall.

An elemental part of hip-hop culture (and its powerful influence on other variations of hip-hop around the globe ie in Ghana the music genre is referred to as hip-life) Graffiti art is considered a contemporary movement of art.

27/01/2022

African Wax Print

Vibrant wax print fabrics are an important part of life in West Africa. Each fabric print tells a story - with every pattern, motif and color having significance.

When visiting - make sure to bring some back with you!

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24/01/2022

If you know....you know 🇬🇭

If you haven't been to ..... why not?

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18/01/2022

Hundreds of tangled colorful fishing nets cover the shorelines of Cape Coast.

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14/01/2022

Cheers to the weekend with fresh Palmwine!

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10/01/2022

Elmina, also known as Edina by the indigenous Fante, is a town and the capital of the Komenda/Edina District on Ghana's south coast in the Central Region, located on an Atlantic Ocean harbor 12 kilometers west of Cape Coast.

It was also the first European settlement in West Africa and is home to one of the UNESCO World Heritage Slave Castles 🙏🏿🇬🇭

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07/01/2022

"I want to tell you that some of the best actors also function in Africa 🌍" Sidney Poitier

Rest in Power Mr. Sidney Poitier 🙏🏿🖤

To read up more on this legend of a man see- https://africasacountry.com/2019/02/sidney-poitier-and-capitalist-decolonization

07/01/2022

Happy Constitution Day 🇬🇭

A new (er) holiday- today serves as a reminder of Ghana's unwavering commitment to maintaining the fundamental principles of the rule of law, the charter of liberty, constitutionalism, and democratic governance.

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06/01/2022

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"The belief that peace is desirable is rarely enough to achieve it. Peace requires responsibility. Peace entails sacrifice." ~ Barack Obama

https://www.modernghana.com/news/1129827/global-peace-index-ghana-named-most-peaceful-coun.html

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01/01/2022

Happy New Year!

Wishing you and yours a safe, healthy and prosperous 2022 - filled with love, gratitude and amazingness ❤💛💚

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#2022

28/12/2021

Ya'll Ready?

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26/12/2021

Anti-Apartheid Leader and Voice of Justice

 “Differences are not intended to separate, to alienate. We are different precisely in order to realise our need of one another.” Archbishop Desmond Tutu

Rest in Perfect Peace 🙏🏿🌍

24/12/2021

Happy Holidays!!

20/12/2021

Happy Monday Fam!

Check out our interview with Facebook Business - they speak to us about how the pandemic affected African Conversations and Connections - and other small businesses across the globe.

We discuss travel screeching to a halt and how we focused our energies on social media ie Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, etc and the role we played in keeping the travel spirit alive by showcasing highlights and photos from prior visits!

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17/12/2021

The coconut tree (Cocos nucifera), found throughout several parts of the Continent, is known as "Kalpavriksha" since every part of it is helpful in some way.

The coconut water contained within the nut is a delectable beverage.

It's called copra after it's dried, and it's used to make oil.

Coconut fiber, fruit (or meat), milk, oil, and water can all be consumed as food.

Coconut palms are also known as the Tree of Life because of their adaptability.

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06/12/2021

It's an exciting time to be a Ghanaian! The stakes have been raised to a new level.

Ghana's President has reinvented the country into the global economy as one that relies on its own resources and capabilities. He's challenging the way people think about economic development, and it's resonating all over Africa.

He discusses the new focus of the West African nation, which has continuously been one of the world's fastest expanding economies in recent years, in an exclusive conversation with FORBES AFRICA.

Kudos Mr. President 💪🏿🙏🏿🇬🇭

03/12/2021

Greetings on National Farmer's Day!

On the first Friday in December - Ghanaians express their gratitude to the hardworking farmers who harvest fruit to put in our glasses and cultivate food to put on our tables today and every day.

12/11/2021

Difficult roads often lead to beautiful destinations

In the capital of the Central Region - traffic and gridlock are common. However if you endure - the beautiful Atlantic Ocean awaits

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08/11/2021

Coming home is an overpowering experience

We've heard many words to describe the emotions of landing in Black Africa - for the 1st or 10th time - from ACC Tours guests.

Words typically range from: peace, welcome, overwhelmed with emotions, curious, equal, weight off my shoulders, accepted, seen....

Journey to Africa with us at www.acctours.nyc

06/11/2021

The popular Canopy Walk is located in Ghana's Kakum National Park, just outside of Cape Coast and was built to boost ecotourism.

Over 130 feet above the earth, the bridge is suspended from the trees and is one of three places in Africa with a canopy walkway stretching over 1000 feet long.

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03/11/2021

The Castles

The sound of the ocean...standing in a dark cell with stale air and little light.

Walking through the Door of No Return - the exact path that our ancestors used is nothing short of haunting.

Returning through the Door of Return is because of our ancestors 🙏🏿💪🏿

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19/10/2021

To find the missing pieces you may have to look in places lees traveled...

14/10/2021

Just one of those days 🌅🇬🇭🙏🏿

11/10/2021

The industrious Kwahu people are well known for their work with Earthenware.

The Ayewa's pictured are made by forming clay into objects of the desired shape and heating them to high temperatures in a kiln.

Fun fact - Ayewa means tenderness of heart and kindness hence the Akan meal bowl is called the “Ayewa”

The Kwahu Earthenware is well regarded in Ghana has having an unmatched aroma and taste, providing health benefits as clay pots mix well with acidic food to perfectly balance out the PH level of what one cooks, and it is heat resistant as well.

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08/10/2021

There is NO place like HOME! 🇬🇭🇬🇭😍🤩

The travel ladies are on 🔥🔥