Turkish Airlines flies nonstop from Istanbul to Accra, which makes Istanbul the simplest starting point for business travel from Turkey to Ghana. We handle the rest from our office in Kasoa Opeikuma: visa support, flights, verified hotels, furnished homes near Kasoa, and a driver who waits for you inside arrivals at Kotoka. Every quote is itemised and every booking is confirmed in writing.
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Turkish Airlines operates a nonstop service from Istanbul Airport (IST) to Kotoka International Airport (ACC) in Accra, which makes it the most direct option from Turkey. A nonstop removes the connection and the transfer time that comes with it, and that matters when a meeting is booked for the morning after you land. Schedules, frequencies and fares change with the season and with demand, so we check the live timetable and the current fare before we quote you. If you are also weighing an itinerary with a connection through another hub, we will set the two side by side so the trade-off is clear.
Once the flight is booked, the practical work starts, and this is where a local team saves time. Turkish passport holders currently need a visa for Ghana. We help you assemble the application and check it against the current requirements, but you should confirm the rules with the Ghana Immigration Service or your nearest Ghana embassy before you pay for anything. A valid yellow fever certificate is also required for entry. On arrival, our airport fast-track and meeting service helps you move through Kotoka with less waiting, and a driver meets you inside arrivals. If the driver is not there, the pickup is free. You can read the full details on our airport pickup page.
Trade between Turkey and Ghana has grown quickly. Turkish contractors work on construction and infrastructure projects, Turkish manufacturers and suppliers sell into Ghanaian markets, and Turkish traders run sourcing and distribution across the country. A typical trip from Turkey is built around one of three things: a site visit to a project, a meeting with a local supplier or distributor, or a sourcing trip where a buyer needs to see a factory or warehouse before committing. Those trips tend to go wrong for ordinary reasons. The meeting is across town from the hotel, the driver does not know the site, or the diary has no slack for traffic. We plan around those problems by booking drivers who know the routes, grouping appointments by area, and leaving time between them.
Relocation is a different job from a short business trip. Staff moving to Ghana usually need a home that works for daily life and the commute, a local SIM, and someone to call when something goes wrong in the first weeks. We arrange furnished three to five bedroom homes near Kasoa, about an hour west of Accra, and our relocation concierge handles the practical checklist. Property is where we are most careful. Land disputes and unclear titles are common enough that a sales agent's word is not evidence. Use a Ghanaian lawyer, and check the land with the Lands Commission before any money changes hands. Our furnished homes near Kasoa are the easiest place to start if you are testing the area first.
Eight services under one roof means there’s never a gap between a flight, a driver and a front door — and one trip manager who owns it when plans change.
Passport, visa, flights, hotels, tours, homes, airport pickup and car rental all run through one team. When something changes, your trip manager owns it.
Your driver waits inside arrivals at Kotoka. If the driver isn’t there when you land, the airport pickup is free.
Every quote lists each item, with no hidden fees at the end. You see the full total before you pay anything.
Pay by Visa, Mastercard or PayPal, or by Mobile Money if you hold a Ghanaian wallet.
Our office is in Kasoa Opeikuma, open Monday to Saturday, 8:00–19:00 GMT, so you reach a real team — not a form.
Every booking is confirmed in writing. Cancel free up to 14 days before arrival, and ask us about price‑matching.
The reassurance we give our own clients before they fly — stated plainly, not buried in terms.
We track your flight and wait if it’s delayed. If your driver isn’t inside arrivals when you land, the pickup costs you nothing.
Plans change. Cancel homes, cars and tours up to 14 days before arrival for a full refund of your deposit.
Every quote is line‑by‑line with no hidden fees. Find the same home or tour cheaper elsewhere and we’ll look at matching it.
One accountable team handles each part of the trip, so nothing falls through the gap between a flight, a driver and a front door.
New, renewal and replacement, prepared and tracked.
UK, USA, Canada, Schengen, Dubai and more — forms, appointments, coaching.
Best fares out of Accra, group travel, pay by card or MoMo.
Furnished 3–5 bedroom homes near Kasoa, plus verified hotels.
15 private tours with driver, guide, entry fees and meals.
Met inside arrivals, and self‑drive or chauffeured car hire.
Verified hotels in Ghana and worldwide, confirmed in writing.
Heritage trips, family events, and help for returnees and investors.
Fifteen private, guided tours: the castles at Cape Coast and Elmina, the Kakum canopy walk at its quiet morning best, Kumasi and the Ashanti heartland, the Mole elephants in the north, and the waterfalls of the Volta. Each one comes with a licensed guide, entry fees and meals, planned around honest drive times and the heat.
We’ll tell you plainly what fits in a day and what doesn’t, so you spend the trip seeing Ghana rather than sitting in a vehicle. See the full set on our tours page.
A realistic shortlist — with honest notes on distance and timing, not a wish‑list that never fits.
Two coastal castles where the enslaved were held. Take a guided visit and leave time afterwards.
Suspended walkways through rainforest, best in the cool of the morning.

Markets, museums and heavy traffic. Plan a full day and expect long drives between areas.

The Ashanti capital, a long day by road — most visitors stay overnight.

Ghana’s best‑known park, far north. Fly or allow several days to reach it.

Waterfalls and hills in the east near Togo. A long drive that suits a slower trip.

Choose a verified hotel, or a fully furnished 3, 4 or 5‑bedroom private home in a gated compound near Kasoa — safer than a hotel for a family or church group, with housekeeping, backup power, Wi‑Fi and security. On the ground, we arrange airport pickup and car rental with or without a driver, so you’re never bargaining with a stranger after a long flight.
Business trips from Turkey run to a different rhythm from holidays, so we build each day around meetings and leave room for the traffic between them.
Met inside arrivals, SIM and cold water in the car, driven to your home or hotel.
The castles at Cape Coast and Elmina, then the Kakum canopy walk at its quiet best.
Markets, Jamestown, Independence Square and the museums, planned around the traffic.
Manhyia Palace, Kejetia market and the kente villages, with a night in Kumasi.
A slow last day on the coast, or an early run to the airport — your driver handles it.
Ghana’s year turns on rain, not cold. The month you pick changes crowds, price and the roads up north more than the temperature.
The most popular window. December is festive but busy; the north can be dusty in harmattan.
Greener, quieter and cheaper. Showers are short but roads in the north get harder.
A calmer break in the south, good for the coast and the castles.
Fewer crowds; we plan around the wetter days and keep the north flexible.
Four steps, no pressure, nothing booked until you say so.
Send your dates, travellers and what you want — a visa, flights, a home or a tour. A short message is enough to start.
In office hours we aim to reply the same day with a line‑by‑line quote in writing. Change items before anything is booked.
Pay by card, PayPal or Mobile Money as set out in your quote. Every booking is confirmed in writing, cancellation terms included.
Your driver is waiting inside arrivals at Kotoka. Our arrivals desk runs 24/7, so a late or early flight is covered.
The same trip, two very different weeks. Here’s where the difference actually shows up.
| Booking it yourself | With Ghana Travel & Tour | |
|---|---|---|
| Airport arrival | Find a taxi after landing, unclear prices, nobody to call. | A driver meets you inside arrivals. If they’re not there, the pickup is free. |
| Local transport | Sort out drivers, roads and timings yourself, jet‑lagged. | One team arranges drivers and vehicles, with times agreed in advance. |
| Where you stay | Search listings from abroad and hope the photos match. | Verified hotels, or 3–5 bedroom private homes near Kasoa, with confirmed details. |
| Tours & guides | Piece tours together from operators and vet each one. | 15 curated tours around realistic drive times, with honest advice. |
| Paying from abroad | Card fees, exchange rates you didn’t choose, strangers. | Visa, Mastercard, PayPal or Mobile Money, itemised and confirmed. |
| If something goes wrong | Deal with airline, hotel and driver separately, from abroad. | One team on WhatsApp or phone, plus a 24/7 arrivals desk. |
Investors from Turkey look at Ghana across property, construction, agriculture, manufacturing and services, and the opportunities are real. So are the risks. Foreign investors often underestimate how long company registration, land searches and permits take, and how much a local partner's track record matters. Before committing money, have a Ghanaian lawyer review the deal, search the land at the Lands Commission, and confirm that any company you are dealing with is properly registered. Our guide to buying land in Ghana safely sets out those checks step by step. We can arrange the site visits and the travel around them, but legal and financial due diligence belongs with qualified advisers, and we will say so when a question is theirs to answer rather than ours.
Operating a business follows the same pattern in miniature. Use the first trip to test your assumptions, the second to set things up with the people who will run them, and later trips to check performance on the ground. Each visit is cheaper and more useful when the previous one has already answered the big questions.
Supplier meetings, distributor visits and sourcing trips, often packed into a few days. We build the schedule around your appointments, book drivers who know Accra and the road west to Kasoa, and send a written itinerary before you fly.
Site teams travelling in groups, with tight timelines and a need for reliable transport. We book accommodation close to the work, arrange vehicles for the whole team, and keep one point of contact for changes during the trip.
Furnished homes, pickup for the whole family, and practical help in the first weeks. We answer the questions that come up after the flight lands, not only the ones you ask before you book.
A first trip to Ghana raises a lot of small questions about money, transport, health paperwork and what to pack. We answer them in plain language, explain the yellow fever and visa steps, and make sure someone is expecting you at Kotoka.
The most direct option is the Turkish Airlines nonstop from Istanbul Airport (IST) to Kotoka International Airport (ACC) in Accra, which removes the connection entirely. Schedules and fares change, so we check the current timetable and price when you ask us, rather than giving you a figure that may be out of date. If you are weighing a connecting route, we can compare it with the nonstop. Once you have chosen a flight, we handle the visa paperwork, the yellow fever requirement and your airport pickup.
Turkish passport holders currently need a visa for Ghana. Requirements can change, so confirm the current rules with the Ghana Immigration Service or your nearest Ghana embassy before you book anything. We can help you prepare the application, check that your documents are in order and plan around the processing time. The final decision rests with the Ghanaian authorities, so treat any promise of approval, including ours, with care.
Yes. A valid yellow fever vaccination certificate is required to enter Ghana, so carry the certificate with your passport. The certificate only becomes valid after a waiting period that starts from the date of vaccination, so ask your clinic early, ideally several weeks before you travel. Check the current entry requirements with the Ghana Immigration Service or your nearest Ghana embassy, because rules can change and you should confirm them at source.
Yes. Our airport pickup service places a driver inside arrivals at Kotoka International Airport, and the driver meets you there. If the driver is not at the gate when you come through, the pickup is free. Our arrivals desk operates 24/7, so if your flight is late or diverted, you still have someone to call. For teams or travellers carrying equipment, we also arrange fast-track and meeting logistics so that the group can be kept together.
Accra is hot and humid throughout the year. It has a main rainy season in the middle of the year and a shorter one in the autumn, and heavy downpours can disrupt roads for a few hours at a time. Many business visitors prefer the drier months for site visits, but the right time depends on your work, your sector and your availability. Traffic in Accra is heavy at most hours, so we schedule meetings with that in mind whatever the season. Send us your dates and appointments, and we will check them against the roads and your calendar.
Yes. You can pay by Visa, Mastercard or PayPal, and you can use Mobile Money if you hold a Ghanaian mobile money wallet. Every quote is itemised, and every flight, hotel, driver and service comes with written confirmation. If you find the same booking at a lower price elsewhere, send us the details and we will look at matching it. Any change to the quote is confirmed in writing before it is charged.
Ghana is generally regarded as one of the more stable countries in West Africa, and many business visitors travel there without difficulty. Like any busy city, Accra has areas and situations that call for care, particularly at night and in heavy traffic. Keep valuables out of sight, use a driver you have booked in advance rather than hailing one on the street, and read your government's current travel advice before you go. We can arrange drivers and accommodation that suit your schedule and your comfort level.
We can help with the logistics of investing: travel for site visits, meetings in Accra and Kasoa, accommodation, and getting around. Company registration, land searches and contracts need a qualified Ghanaian lawyer, and any property should be checked at the Lands Commission before you pay a deposit. We can point you towards the kinds of professional you will need. Our guide on buying land in Ghana safely lists the checks to ask about, and it is a good place to start before your first call.
Yes. We book flights, verified hotels and vehicles for groups, and you receive one itemised quote and one set of written confirmations for the whole team. Group changes are where mistakes tend to happen, so we keep a single point of contact who knows the schedule for everyone. Cancellation is free up to 14 days before travel, which lets you confirm numbers once meetings are fixed rather than committing early.
Ghana runs on GMT all year, which is three hours behind Istanbul. Our office is open Monday to Saturday from 8:00 to 19:00 GMT, which is 11:00 to 22:00 in Turkey, so Turkish working hours overlap with ours for most of the day. Our arrivals desk runs 24/7 for airport pickups. WhatsApp is the quickest way to reach us during office hours on +233 24 915 1503, and you can also write to support@ghanatravelandtour.com if you prefer email for documents.
Send us your route, your dates and your meetings. We will come back with an itemised quote and a plan you can check line by line before you pay anything.