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Ghana?s Tourism sector hardest hit by Ebola

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
No ebola in Ghana however...
Source: http://www.spyghana.com/ghanas-tourism-sector-hardest-hit-ebola/


Ghana?s Tourism sector hardest hit by Ebola
News
August 16, 2014-


Ghana?s tourism sector has been one of the hardest hit sectors of the Ebola outbreak in the West African sub-region.

Deputy Director in Charge of Finance at the Ghana Tourism Authority told Joy Business domestic or local travels are feeling the effects of the situation..

?Because like all other natural disasters people will not like to travel to areas where they are likely to encounter these disasters?, he explained.

Already government has placed a ban on international conferences in a bid to prevent the disease from coming to Ghana from other countries.

Meanwhile, the outbreak of the Ebola virus has taken a heavy toll on Ghanaian businesses with operations in some countries in region infected with disease.

The situation has resulted in some closing their factories, while others have put some projects that they are executing on hold...
 
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