By Janefrances Chibuzor
Alisa Hotel has unveiled Ghana hospitality and tourism packages to Nigerian travel professionals, combining accommodation, transportation and sightseeing experiences.
The hotel said it hosted this year’s African Union Summit, attracting about 1,000 delegates, including 20 heads of state representatives, 97 government ministers and 97 health experts.
Its Nigeria-focused packages cover attractions across Accra, Tema, Shai Hills, Akosombo and Royal Senchi, with options combining stays at its North Ridge and Tema properties.
Alisa Hotel has showcased its hospitality offerings and tourism packages to Nigerian travel professionals, highlighting its properties in Accra and Tema and experiences designed to combine accommodation with sightseeing across Ghana.
The Group Marketing and Sales Manager of Alisa Hotel, Esperanza Adjei, disclosed this during a meet-and-greet session held at the rooftop of La Maison Fahrenheit, where the hotel engaged Nigerian travel trade stakeholders on its services and tourism packages.
The hotel, which has been operating for 25 years, said it has hosted more than 15,000 events, including this year’s African Union (AU) Summit, which attracted about 1,000 delegates, comprising 20 heads of state representatives, 97 government ministers and 97 health experts.
The presentation featured Alisa Hotel North Ridge in Accra and Alisa Hotel Tema.Alisa Hotel North Ridge has 235 rooms and suites, more than 14 conference rooms and a 1,000-capacity dome.
The property also offers restaurants, bars, a health club, spa, business centre, tennis court and swimming pool.According to the hotel representative, although North Ridge caters largely to business travellers, it also offers leisure experiences through packages developed with tour operators.
For Nigerian visitors, the packages combine accommodation, transportation and visits to some of Ghana’s attractions, including markets, malls, the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park and beaches. Shuttle services are also available for guests visiting selected attractions.
The hotel also offers packages combining stays at its North Ridge and Tema properties, allowing visitors to explore attractions in and around Accra and Tema.Alisa Hotel Tema has 50 rooms and seven meeting rooms, with its largest meeting facility accommodating up to 400 people.
Other facilities include a restaurant, sky bar, health club, spa, gym, executive lounge, tennis court and an all-day dining restaurant.The Tema package includes visits to attractions such as a chocolate factory, the Ghana Textile Printing (GTP) facility, beaches and the Shai Hills area, as well as destinations around Royal Senchi and Akosombo.
The Group Marketing and Sales Manager said the packages were designed to offer Nigerian travellers more than accommodation by bringing together hotel stays, transportation and sightseeing experiences.
The engagement also provided an opportunity for the hotel to strengthen relationships with Nigerian travel professionals and tour operators as it seeks to expand its presence in the Nigerian market.Details of the packages are expected to be made available to interested travel trade stakeholders.
