The Ghana Tourism Federation (GHATOF) has strengthened its national leadership structure with the appointment of Mr. Joseph Amartey as its new National Secretary, marking a significant step toward bolstering collaboration and advocacy within the country’s tourism sector.
According to destinationroversgh.com, Mr. Amartey’s appointment marks a significant milestone in the Federation’s mission to unify and advance Ghana’s tourism industry. With his extensive background in tourism development, youth advocacy, and organizational leadership, he is expected to bring renewed energy and strategic direction to the Federation’s national agenda.
As Executive Director of the Tourism Society of Ghana, Mr. Amartey has championed collaboration among stakeholders and promoted sustainable tourism practices. His role as Tourism Youth Ambassador has further highlighted his commitment to empowering young people to see tourism as a pathway to innovation, entrepreneurship, and cultural pride.
The Governing Council emphasized that Mr. Amartey’s appointment reflects both his dedication and proven track record in the sector. “We are confident that Mr. Amartey will strengthen the Federation’s operations, enhance stakeholder engagement, and ensure that tourism continues to play a vital role in Ghana’s socio-economic development,” the Council noted.
In his new role as National Secretary, Mr. Amartey will:
- Coordinate national programs and initiatives across all tourism associations.
- Promote youth involvement in tourism through mentorship and capacity-building projects.
- Support policy advocacy to ensure tourism remains a priority in Ghana’s development agenda.
- Enhance communication and collaboration among stakeholders at local, national, and international levels.
The Ghana Tourism Federation (GHATOF) is the umbrella body for tourism trade associations in Ghana. It serves as a unifying platform for stakeholders, advocating for policies and initiatives that advance the tourism industry and contribute to national development.
