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Alisa Hotel Unveils New 1,000-Seater Pavilion to Elevate Conference Experience
Tamale Technical University Hosts 16th Annual Hospitality and Tourism Exhibition Focused on Sustainability
Marriott International Reaches 600 Properties in Asia Pacific with Adelaide Marriott Hotel Launch
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Industry players in Ghana’s hospitality sector are stressing the importance of continuous investment in tourism destinations to maintain the benefits achieved through the Year of Return and Beyond the Return campaigns.
Yusuf Olela, the Group General Manager of Alisa Hotels, has highlighted the need for a special fund that would allow entrepreneurs to borrow at lower interest rates for infrastructural development.
According to Olela, such an initiative is crucial for making Ghana’s tourism destinations more attractive and competitive. The Year of Return and Beyond the Return campaigns have significantly boosted tourist arrivals in the country, contributing to the growth of the hospitality industry.
However, despite this growth, the sector continues to face challenges, including high utility costs, power fluctuations, and inflation.
Olela believes that addressing these issues through increased investment in tourism infrastructure and providing incentives for investors is essential for the continued success of the industry
Still staying on Alisa Hotel,it has unveiled a new 1,000-seater pavilion, designed to meet the growing demand for larger conference facilities in Ghana.
The pavilion, equipped with advanced audio-visual technology, is part of the hotel’s ongoing efforts to upgrade its facilities and maintain its high standards in the hospitality industry. The modern conference facility can accommodate up to 1,000 guests and offers the flexibility to be partitioned into smaller units for multiple events.
In addition to the pavilion, Alisa Hotel also introduced an oasis lounge featuring executive boardrooms, dining areas, and outdoor spaces, all aimed at enhancing the experience of conference attendees.
The launch of this facility reflects the hotel’s commitment to responding to the needs of its customers and staying competitive in the growing hospitality market
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The Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management (HTM) at Tamale Technical University (TaTU) recently held its 16th annual exhibition themed “Greening the Future: Sustainable Innovations in Hospitality and Tourism.”
The event showcased final-year students’ projects, including food items and drinks. Key highlights included discussions on sustainable practices such as eco-friendly building methods and electric vehicles in tourism.
Dr. Conrad Wuleka Kuuder and Prof. Abdul-Aziz Ibn Musah emphasized the need for modern facilities and continued support for sustainable practices in the industry.
Dr. Abdul-Rahaman Haadi, head of HTM, highlighted the importance of sustainability in mitigating climate change effects and enhancing guest experiences.
Marriott International has reached a significant milestone in Asia Pacific, excluding China, with the launch of its 600th property: the Adelaide Marriott Hotel.
Located in the historic Adelaide General Post Office building, this new hotel features 285 guestrooms, including 12 suites with city views.
This expansion reflects Marriott’s commitment to growing its presence in emerging travel destinations, with more properties planned.
Marriott International’s growth strategy emphasizes community impact and economic development, with a robust expansion plan and a focus on entering the midscale hospitality segment.
Source : Property Express News -Joycelyn Marigold
