Chocolate Tourism In Ghana.

It reads : "And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life and man turned into a living soul.

On Sun. , 20 th January, 2008, the MTN 26th Africa Cup of States , dubbed ghana 2008 started in the capital town of Accra. The competition would be running in 4 towns, namely Accra, Kumasi, Sekondi and Tamale till tenth Feb , 2008. For the person or group of people who sat down, or stood up or were in motion and thru attunement and meditation, received inspiration from the Ultimate Creator and managed to transform their visualization into the realization of what was displayed at the recently renovated Ohene Djan Stadium for over four bn. folk to witness worldwide, merit praise. In reality, one would have wished that at the end of the show, perhaps the directors and coordinators of the complete episode should have come to the centre of the stadium to get thunderous and perpetual applauses and ovations. Since that point, it has become the business spine of the country, making Ghana the second biggest producer and a major exporter of cocoa worldwide.

Recently, Ghana starts to look at a new dimension of cocoa by turning into a player in chocolate tourism on the lines of Belgium. Trips are organized for holiday makers to visit the best cocoa plantations and farms in the country and follow it up with a trip to the cocoa processing company where these raw products are processed and the cocoa beans are packed. Tourists can have an overnite stay in selected cocoa hamlets.

First, the copter that flew Ghana State Flag across the stadium symbolizes that we are all Ghanaians first before any other ethnic consideration.