Made-in-Ghana products spanning clothing, cosmetics, food, arts and crafts, herbal medicine and other locally manufactured goods took centre stage at an exhibition organised as part of the sixth Inter Tourism Expo Accra (iNTTA) in Cape Coast.
The exhibition brought together businesses and exhibitors showcasing locally produced goods and services, highlighting opportunities to promote Ghanaian brands, expand market access and strengthen the link between tourism and local enterprise.
The displays formed part of the three-day expo, which opened at the Ridge Royal Hotel on Wednesday, October 21, and runs until Friday, October 23, 2026.
The event is bringing together tourism professionals, investors, policymakers, entrepreneurs and development partners to explore investment opportunities across tourism, agribusiness, trade, digital innovation and hospitality.
The exhibition provided a platform for businesses to present their products to participants and potential partners while showcasing the diversity of Ghana’s local industries.
From fashion and beauty products to traditional arts, food and herbal preparations, the displays reflected the range of locally made products that could be incorporated into tourism experiences and marketed to visitors.
The exhibition also underscored the potential for tourism to support businesses beyond hotels and tourist attractions by creating markets for local manufacturers, artisans, farmers, food processors and other small enterprises.
The expo is being held under the theme, “6th Inter Tourism Expo (iNTTA) and the 24-Hour Africa Economy, Agribusiness, Digital Sovereignty and AfCFTA Industrial Acceleration Conference and Investment Programme.”
The wider programme includes investment forums, business-to-business engagements and discussions on tourism infrastructure, agribusiness, digital systems and opportunities under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
The exhibition forms part of efforts to strengthen partnerships between tourism and other sectors while creating opportunities for Ghanaian businesses to showcase their products, reach new customers and explore investment opportunities.
