INTER TOURISM EXPO Accra

The Inter Tourism Expo (iNTTA), initiated in 2021 in Accra, has established itself as the leading platform for business-to-business tourism in Ghana and West Africa. Organized by Global Signature GH and supported by the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, this annual expo attracts professionals worldwide to present and discuss innovative tourism products and services.

The event strategically takes place in Accra to strengthen local and regional tourism and position Ghana as a vibrant tourism hub. It aims to maximize the economic benefits of tourism.

The main theme of the iNTTA focuses on "sustainable public-private partnerships and equitable tourism investments." This forward-thinking orientation attracts investors, startups, and experts who engage in conferences and workshops. Exhibitors include providers from areas such as ecological sustainability, tourism technology, health and agrotourism, and MICE tourism.

A unique feature of the iNTTA is the hosted buyer program, which facilitates pre-scheduled appointments, as well as a variety of networking events that promote genuine business relationships in the travel industry. Highlights include cultural performances, a food bazaar, and dynamic panel discussions on current topics such as digital transformation in tourism.

The expo is primarily aimed at industry professionals, including hoteliers, tour operators, technology providers, and investors who are looking for specific solutions and new business opportunities. Although tailored specifically to Ghana, the iNTTA also offers global perspectives and connections through its international orientation.

Access to the venue is straightforward for both local and international visitors. The modern facilities provide an excellent infrastructure for exhibitors and participants to present and discuss innovative ideas and products in a professional setting. Thus, the iNTTA establishes itself as a key event for the future of tourism in Ghana and beyond.

The INTER TOURISM EXPO take place annually, and therefore presumably in September 2025 in Accra.