MICE CAFE: TOUGHA sharpens members’ competitive edge with targeted training on costing and itinerary building

The Tour Operators Union of Ghana (TOUGHA) has concluded a one-day training programme for members on costing and itinerary building, two areas of critical importance to their businesses and operations.

The intensive training, held at the Accra Tourist Information Centre, brought together TOUGHA members for a refresher session that offered both practical insight and peer-to-peer learning.

The workshop featured two leading figures in Ghana’s tourism sector – Mr. Cosmos Ata Sracooh, who led the session on costing, and Mr. Kwaku Passah Snr, who facilitated the module on itinerary development.

“What makes today’s session particularly unique is that our facilitators are not consultants or trainers from outside the industry but seasoned professionals from within our industry,” TOUGHA President, Yvonne Donkor, underscored the strategic importance of the training.

Kumasi successfully holds a Mixer on ‘Building the Sustainable Tourism, Aviation and Hospitality We All Want Together’.

Earlier this week, ATTA – Ghana and Family Dream Travel and Tours, in partnership with Africa Tourism Research Network (ATRN) and in collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Ghana Tourism Authority, Ghana Tourism Development Company Limited – GTDC, National Cultural Centre, KNUST Postgraduate Business School, Manhyia Palace Museum and others, organised a stakeholders’ mixer aimed at “Building the Sustainable Tourism, Aviation and Hospitality We All Want Together”.

The event brought traditional authorities, private sector players, public sector, students and academia together for a fruitful collaboration and passionate deliberations to advance our sector.

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