Your Ghana trip from Lebanon, planned by a team on the ground

There is no nonstop flight, so the simplest option is a single connection, most often through Istanbul on Turkish Airlines or Dubai on Emirates, with Addis Ababa on Ethiopian and Cairo on EgyptAir as other possibilities. The best choice depends on your arrival time, how much connection time you can manage and how much luggage you are carrying for a business visit. Send us your dates and any fixed arrival hour, and we will compare the routings and confirm current schedules and fares before you pay anything.

Lebanese passport holders currently need a visa for Ghana, but requirements can change, so check before you book anything. Confirm the current position with the Ghana Immigration Service or your nearest Ghana embassy or consulate, and apply early enough that a decision arrives before your travel date. We help with the application support and the documents we need from you, but the decision itself belongs to the Ghanaian authorities.

Yes, Ghana requires a yellow fever certificate on entry. Carry your International Certificate of Vaccination in your hand luggage on every leg of the journey, including the connection, because airline staff and border officers may ask to see it. If you have no record of a valid vaccination, speak to a travel clinic in Lebanon well before you fly, and confirm the current requirement with the Ghana embassy.

Yes. Pickup at Kotoka International Airport in Accra includes a driver who meets you inside arrivals, and if the driver is not there, the pickup costs you nothing. Kasoa is about an hour west of Accra, so book the drive in advance, especially if your connection is late or you are arriving at night. Our arrivals desk runs 24 hours a day, so a delayed flight does not leave you without help. We can also arrange fast-track and meeting logistics for groups.

Ghana is hot and humid through the year in the south, so timing is mostly about rain and dust rather than temperature. The main rains usually run from around April to July, with a shorter wet spell around September to November, while the dry, dusty harmattan wind brings hazy days from around December to February. Business trips can happen in any month, but heavy rain can make rural access roads difficult, so check the season before you plan site visits.

You can pay by Visa, Mastercard or PayPal. Mobile Money works only with a Ghanaian wallet, so most visitors from Lebanon will not be able to use it. Lebanese bank cards are not always enabled for overseas payments, so check with your bank before you pay a deposit. Every payment is itemised, and you receive a written confirmation for each booking, so you can match it against your records on both sides.

Many travellers find Ghana calm compared with some other parts of the region, but no country is risk-free, and you should check the current travel advice from your own government before you go. In Accra and Kasoa, the usual city precautions apply: keep valuables out of sight, avoid walking alone at night in unfamiliar areas, and use a driver booked in advance rather than hailing taxis at random. We plan your movements around those points, so you are not improvising on arrival.

We can coordinate the practical side, including site visits, driver and meeting logistics, and an itemised record of costs. Company registration runs through the Registrar-General's Department, and foreign-owned businesses may also need the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre. Property purchases need a Ghanaian lawyer and a title check with the Lands Commission before you commit money. We do not give legal or investment advice, so treat our role as support around those professionals rather than a replacement for them.

Group bookings are straightforward with us. We book flights, verified hotels and furnished homes for the whole party, with one itemised quote and a written confirmation for each booking. If your group is split across different routings or arrival times, we will set out the trade-offs before anything is booked. Cancellation is free up to 14 days before your trip.

Ghana is on GMT all year, which is two hours behind Beirut in winter and three hours behind in summer. Our office is open Monday to Saturday, 8:00 to 19:00 GMT, which is late morning to late evening in Beirut. WhatsApp on +233 24 915 1503 is the easiest way to reach us, and you can also write to support@ghanatravelandtour.com. The arrivals desk at Kotoka runs around the clock for pickups, so out-of-hours arrivals are covered.