FORBES AFRICA INTERVIEWS PROFESSOR KOBBY MENSAH
Forbes Africa recently visited the Ghana Tourism Development Company (GTDC) as part of preparations for an upcoming feature on the Chief Executive Officer, Prof. Kobby Mensah. The visit mainly an interview, provided an opportunity to engage around GTDC’s renewed strategic direction, the evolving role of tourism in Ghana’s development agenda, and the innovative work being led under Prof. kobby Mensah’s leadership.
Discussions touched on sustainable tourism, cultural heritage initiatives, and the integration of technology to reposition Ghana on the global tourism map. This prestigious feature highlights Prof. Mensah’s strategic vision and the transformative work currently underway at GTDC. In the interview, he reflects on how his academic background has
shaped his leadership focusing on evidence-based planning, stakeholder engagement, and long-term sustainability
.
Exchange of pleasantries with the guests from Forbes Africa
Under his leadership, GTDC is redefining its operational mandate to reflect a broader understanding of tourism infrastructure. This includes investments not only in physical structures, but also in technology, human capital development, and sustainable cultural assets.
Key initiatives such as the Ghana Tourism Marketplace and the Roaming Museum Tour exemplify GTDC’s commitment to innovation and cultural preservation. These projects are designed to enhance Ghana’s global competitiveness while delivering impactful and inclusive tourism experiences.
As Prof. Kobby Mensah stated in the feature,
“We’re not just building tourism—we’re building Ghana’s global presence.”
We extend our gratitude to Forbes Africa for the platform and recognition, and we remain committed to positioning Ghana as a leading destination for tourism, investment, and cultural exchange.
Story by: Lein Tetteh
FORBES AFRICA INTERVIEWS PROFESSOR KOBBY MENSAH
Forbes Africa recently visited the Ghana Tourism Development Company (GTDC) as part of preparations for an upcoming feature on the Chief Executive Officer, Prof. Kobby Mensah. The visit mainly an interview, provided an opportunity to engage around GTDC’s renewed strategic direction, the evolving role of tourism in Ghana’s development agenda, and the innovative work being led under Prof. kobby Mensah’s leadership.
Discussions touched on sustainable tourism, cultural heritage initiatives, and the integration of technology to reposition Ghana on the global tourism map. This prestigious feature highlights Prof. Mensah’s strategic vision and the transformative work currently underway at GTDC. In the interview, he reflects on how his academic background has
shaped his leadership focusing on evidence-based planning, stakeholder engagement, and long-term sustainability
.
Exchange of pleasantries with the guests from Forbes Africa
Under his leadership, GTDC is redefining its operational mandate to reflect a broader understanding of tourism infrastructure. This includes investments not only in physical structures, but also in technology, human capital development, and sustainable cultural assets.
Key initiatives such as the Ghana Tourism Marketplace and the Roaming Museum Tour exemplify GTDC’s commitment to innovation and cultural preservation. These projects are designed to enhance Ghana’s global competitiveness while delivering impactful and inclusive tourism experiences.
As Prof. Kobby Mensah stated in the feature,
“We’re not just building tourism—we’re building Ghana’s global presence.”
We extend our gratitude to Forbes Africa for the platform and recognition, and we remain committed to positioning Ghana as a leading destination for tourism, investment, and cultural exchange.
Story by: Lein Tetteh