Heritage Caravan: We’ll choose Ghana over UK vacation every March

Heritage Caravan: We’ll choose Ghana over an English holiday every March

Some Citi TV / Citi FM Heritage Caravan subscribers have vowed not to choose a holiday in the UK over Ghana every year in March because of the exciting programs they experienced during the recently concluded Heritage Caravan.

For 6 years, the 2023 edition of Citi FM/TV’s Heritage Caravan is the fastest selling road trip.

All 44-seater three Intercity State Transport buses are full, but the call to join the trip does not stop.

In about two months, sponsors came on board in partnership with the Ghana Tourism Authority to give revelers a memory of a lifetime.

DAY 1

On Saturday, March 4, 2023, approximately 156 customers, including staff selected from Read TV / Read FM gathered at the grounds of Citi TV in Tesano in Okaikoi North Municipality at around 4am to start the activities for the road trip.

Sponsors are in the number who bring gifts to customers for 7 days.

After registering the customer with a tag, hot kenkey is served with another English breakfast as an alternative.

The excitement on their faces was telling. The bus eventually left for Amedzofe in the Volta Region where they visited Mount Gemi, which is more than 2,200 feet above sea level, the highest peak of human habitation in Ghana.

The view over the mountains is breathtaking, and the greenery is rich in oxygen, giving a different breath from the smog in many parts of Accra.

The crowd at the installation of the new canopy walkway was huge. Students from all levels and many institutions, including Ghana Port Authority staff, all joined the adventure.

Patrons at Karavan Warisan suffered heavy invitations and finally made it to the canopy walk.

Feelings, according to caravanites worth the loss of energy.

The caravan arrived at the Royal Senchi hotel in the Eastern Region at about 19:10 and the visitors had already entered.

Kwampa band, sponsored by Ebony condom lightened tired face, who suddenly took to the dance floor after dinner. Many retire after 12 o’clock.

Day 2

Caravanites have breakfast and proceed to the bus for a 9-hour drive to Bonwire weaving center kente.

Today is dedicated to the European Union in Ghana to take care of its activities.

In the brief ceremony and display of Adowa dance, the leader of Bonwire was the invited guest.

Addressing the meeting, Nana Bobie Ansah II called for support to build a cotton mill on more than 5000 hectares of land earmarked for plantation.

This, he said, would have a positive impact on the price of yarn used in kente weaving.

The Managing Director of Citi TV/Citi FM, Samuel Attah-Mensah, used the occasion to explain the gist of the trip.

The Ambassador of the European Union in Ghana, Irchad Razaaly who was appointed as the head of the development of the region in his statement said, “The EU in Ghana has the main objective of supporting the youth to acquire skills that in the long term will affect the family and the family. thus reducing the situation of endemic unemployment .

The Noda Hotel in Ejisu in the Ashanti Region has staff on standby, welcoming guests.

The table has been set for dinner, after the much anticipated poolside jam filled with customers. Drinks of all brands and flavors are served at the on-demand bar. Despite the heavy rain, water lovers dived into the pool like dolphins.

Day 3

“Let’s go, let’s go,” is a response phrase that helps you stick to the schedule and get ready to move to the next place.

Packed food is available on each bus for visitors.

The journey to the next destination, Bolgatanga, in the Upper East Region takes about 12 hours.

The first stop is at the Paradise Rest stop in the Eastern Region, which has prepared all the local food for the caravanite through the order of the advance team that leads about 2 hours ahead.

The next stop is at Favor Restaurant in Tamale, where the opposite is small despite the same guarantee for the advance team.

The sharp contrast in temperatures from 18 degrees Celsius to 40 degrees Celsius forces the caravanite to adapt.

The heat is piecing the skin, and it also weakens the moisture so quickly that when Voltic mineral water, one of the sponsors hydrated everyone.

After hours, the people of Bolgatanga, especially Ghanass Hotel, gave us a warm reception with a rich cultural display.

The caravans came to the chief of Paga. The lively dancers in the ware palace are good to see.

The leader called on the management of Citi TV / Citi FM to use their influence to ask the government to create a significant symbol on the Ghana-Burkina Faso border to demarcate the right side of the border that will inform travelers when crossing.

The caravan took pictures with crocodiles in the Paga pond and was also allowed by border immigration to Burkina Faso.

He had the opportunity to see people’s houses and shops on the border. A person who has a bedroom in Burkina Faso and a living room in Ghana in the same house.

The caravan returned to Tamale for a great meal from the Global Dream hotel. In less than an hour, customers hopped on a bus to Studio Red Clay.

Ibrahim Mahama, an artist, hosted the team at the cinema, where he explained that the project gave hope to children in the north to dream big.

Day 4

The night before was too short. Customers wake up at 4am to get ready for another 12 hours on the road.

Bono’s territory is the destination. Next stop is Mole National Park, Ghana’s largest natural habitat for elephants and ants located in the Savanna region.

Safari is very adventurous. Seeing animals living freely is a joy. Many rated customers saw the giant elephant as one of the highlights of the trip.

“We do not import animals into this park. They are allowed to find their own food,” explained the tour guide. Even when they mistreat each other, we do not interfere, he added.

As Caravana progressed into the central belt, the temperature dropped sharply.

Less demand for water and frequent stops.

The caravan arrived at the Eusbett Hotel in Sunyani, and the reception was indescribable. All the employees lined up to receive the guests. He helped everyone in the designated room.

It is a place for dinner and nightclubs. As always, visitors can’t deny themselves any activity at night because of the jam until 3 am.

Day 5

Maaha Beach Resort in the Western Region is the next destination. Patrons have a long day and at the point must walk as part of the meeting in the incident on the street. The bus arrived at Maaha around 10pm.

The caravan refreshed itself in preparation for the company dinner. They come out looking elegant and glamorous. The wrinkles on his face disappeared. The navy band gave a very classical performance, and the patrons danced their troubles away. The event was used to celebrate March’s birthday.

The Managing Director of Citi FM/TV in his speech touched on the fact that the trip had no profit motive. He believes tourism is a “low-hanging fruit” that the government can use to accelerate development. The event was changed from six days to seven days. Some visitors dive into the pool afterwards.

Day 6

The morning was easy enough. After breakfast, many people walk and take selfies in the park and on the beach.

The bus leaves Atuabo at 11 in the morning for Sekondi.

Citi FM/TV loyalists have provided a buffet lunch with branded band for the caravans. The second time Mr. and Mrs. Nkumsah hosted 150 caravans at their house in the mountains, around the port of Takoradi.

There is enough to drink and eat. Vice Chancellor of Methodist University, Prof. Bondzi-Sinpson Ebo spoke on behalf of the family.

He likes to host a crowd. He urged the organizers of the trip to consider doing this twice a year to give families the opportunity to join their children in giving the true meaning of heritage.

But Citi FM/TV MD Samuel Attah-Mensah points out that the tourism and hospitality infrastructure is not enough to meet this amount, especially for children.

At each point, the caravanites show different dance formations to please the senses.

Some people have an equal share in their birthday celebrations when they are showered with water.

The caravan moved to the Ridge Royal Hotel in Cape Coast.

Another night of clubbing after dinner into the wee hours of the morning.

Day 7

The caravan left Ridge Royal at 11am for the Assin Manso Slave River. The history is told of how our forefathers and mothers endured the cruelty, inhumanity, and wickedness of the colonial rulers to be auctioned off to the highest bidder.

The river and its surroundings were the last places where slaves bathed before being sold. The shocking story caused many emotional caravans.

The caravan went to Accra and arrived at Citi TV in Tesano at about 5:50pm on Saturday, March 11 to draw the curtain on the 2023 edition of the Citi TV/Citi FM Heritage Caravan.

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