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Upon arrival, passengers disembarked and embarked on various organized excursions to and Harbours Authority (Tema Port) to secure the necessary clearances and permits for roles and responsibilities of all participating agencies. These engagements ensured proper The tours were successfully coordinated by the assigned tour operators, ensuring that Ashanti African Tours and Hausa Tours.
visitors experienced Ghana’s rich cultural heritage, history, and vibrant local life.
The overall outcome of the reception was highly successful. The tourists expressed
Preparations and Arrangements smooth and successful reception. Official correspondence was sent to the Ghana Ports Memorial Park, National Museum, Makola Market, Jamestown, Independence Square, and staff, exhibitors, and tour operators.
the Art Centre.
Activities Undertaken preferred tourism destination through cruise tourism development.
Introduction exercise.
In addition, stakeholder meetings and security briefings were organized to coordinate the The cruise vessel MV SH Diana called at the Tema Port on 18thApril 2026 at 0600 hours and key tourist attractions in Accra. The destinations visited included the Kwame Nkrumah The shipping agent for the vessel was OMA Ghana, while tour operations were handled by Outcome and Impact departed the same day at 2000 hours.
The vessel arrived with a total of 115 passengers and Prior to the arrival of the vessel, several preparatory activities were undertaken to ensure a planning, effective communication, and readiness of all parties involved inthe reception 80 crew members on board. The visit formed part of ongoing efforts to promote Ghana as a satisfaction with the organization of the tours and the hospitality extended to them during their stay.
Many visitors described their experience as memorable and indicated a strong involving officer of the Customs Division. However, the issue was promptly addressed and The reception of MV SH Diana at the Tema Port was successfully executed, reflecting Hausa Tours, and port authorities.
The positive experience of the visitors underscores resolved, ensuring that the overall program was not significantly disrupted.
A minor challenge was encountered during the operation due to some initial confusion effective collaboration among stakeholders including OMA Ghana, Ashanti African Tours, and willingness to recommend Ghana as a tourism destination to others.
This positive feedback contributes significantly to Ghana’s international tourism image and Challenges Ghana’s potential as a leading cruise tourism destination.
It is recommended that continued stakeholder coordination and improved inter-agency supports ongoing efforts to expand cruise tourism within the country.
Communication be strengthened to further enhance future cruise operations.
