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Tourism Minister urges AWA to promote tourist attractions through passenger information

The introduction of the E190 fleet and new livery is expected to strengthen the airline’s connectivity while providing an opportunity to showcase Ghana’s tourism destinations and cultural heritage to a wider travelling public.
According to Ms Akowuah, the initiative would position AWA aircraft as “flying ambassadors” for Ghana and create an additional platform for promoting the country’s tourism offerings to domestic, regional and international travellers.
The Minister described the initiative as an opportunity to use the airline as an additional platform for promoting Ghanaian tourism and cultural heritage.
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