Abeiku Santana dedicates TOHO Africa honor to government, stakeholders, and Ghanaians

Abeiku Santana, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) and a noted tourism advocate, has been recognized by TOHO Africa for his significant contributions to the continent's tourism and hospitality sector. Santana expressed deep honor and gratitude for the accolade, emphasizing that the award reflects collective efforts rather than personal achievement.

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This honour is not a personal achievement but a testament to the collective efforts of everyone I have had the privilege to work with over the years.

In his statement, Santana dedicated the recognition to a wide array of individuals and entities, including the Government of Ghana, the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, the GTA, his colleagues, industry stakeholders, the media, his family, and all Ghanaians. This broad dedication underscores his belief in collaborative success and the importance of national support for tourism development.

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This honour is not a personal achievement but a testament to the collective efforts of everyone I have had the privilege to work with over the years.

Santana reaffirmed his commitment to advancing sustainable tourism practices and promoting Ghana's rich cultural heritage. He also expressed his intent to continue working with partners across Africa to enhance the continent's appeal as a premier destination for tourism, investment, and cultural exchange. He extended congratulations to the other recipients of the TOHO 100 list, which honors leading figures in African tourism leadership and hospitality driving innovation and destination marketing.

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Thank you, TOHO Africa, for this honour. Congratulations to all the outstanding personalities recognised.