The Guide
From The Report: Ghana 2018
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The guide contains information on some of the leading hotels in Ghana, and contact details for government ministries, embassies and business services, alongside useful tips for first-time or regular visitors.

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Rest easy: Ghana’s hotel listings
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TANG PALACE HOTEL Borstal Avenue South Airport Residential Area T: (233) 302 788 886-8-9 F: (233) 302 734 607 www.tangpalacehotel.com.gh reservations@tangpalacehotel.com.gh info@tangpalacehotel.com.gh Rooms: 112 rooms, namely 21 suites, 67 superior rooms, 15 superior twin rooms, 3 executive rooms, 5 duplex family rooms and 1 disability-accessible room. Business & Conference Facilities: 150-seat conference room with audio-visual equipment and a banquet hall. Deluxe boardroom with cocktail and…

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GOVERNMENT: MINISTRIES
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MINISTRIES Ministry of Finance & Economic Planning (0 302) 665 132 Ministry of Trade & Industry (0 302) 686 528 Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Regional Integration (0 302) 664 952 Ministry of Communications (0 302) 666 465 Ministry of Energy (0 302) 667 090 Ministry of Education (0 302) 662 772 Ministry of Health (0 302) 666 465 Ministry of Tourism, Culture & Creative Arts (0 302) 681 763 Ministry of Roads & Highways (0 302) 681 668 Ministry of Lands & Natural Resources (0…

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GOVERNMENT: MINISTRIES
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MINISTRIES Ministry of Finance & Economic Planning (0 302) 665 132 Ministry of Trade & Industry (0 302) 686 528 Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Regional Integration (0 302) 664 952 Ministry of Communications (0 302) 666 465 Ministry of Energy (0 302) 667 090 Ministry of Education (0 302) 662 772 Ministry of Health (0 302) 666 465 Ministry of Tourism, Culture & Creative Arts (0 302) 681 763 Ministry of Roads & Highways (0 302) 681 668 Ministry of Lands & Natural Resources (0…

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Facts for visitors: Useful tips for new arrivals
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Etiquette Ghana has a deserved reputation for friendliness and hospitality. Manners and etiquette are very important, and correct honorifics and respectful greetings in business meetings are expected. Shaking hands is customary, starting with the person on the far right and making your way to people on your left. It is polite to spend a few moments engaged in casual conversation about family, health and travel. Dress Ghana has a tropical climate. As a result, light clothing is recommended,…

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Facts for visitors: Useful tips for new arrivals
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Etiquette Ghana has a deserved reputation for friendliness and hospitality. Manners and etiquette are very important, and correct honorifics and respectful greetings in business meetings are expected. Shaking hands is customary, starting with the person on the far right and making your way to people on your left. It is polite to spend a few moments engaged in casual conversation about family, health and travel. Dress Ghana has a tropical climate. As a result, light clothing is recommended,…