Uploaded on Oct 23, 2020
Six Reasons to Add a Togo Tour to Your Ghana Vacation
Six Reasons to Add a Togo
Tour to Your Ghana
Vacation
Togo is a Quiet Escape from
the Hustle and Bustle of
Ghana
Yes, Ghana is a more
popular and well-
established tourism
destination than Togo, so
you may find it odd that it
can be much easier to relax
on a Togo tour than on a
Ghana tour. But when you
leave behind the traffic,
noise, street vendors and
relative chaos of Accra and
head east across the
border into Togo, Lome will
seem quiet, peaceful, and
perhaps even sleepy.
Its Tourism Infrastructure is
Growing Fast!
Togo tourism is
preparing to boom. The
most obvious new boost
to tourism in Togo is the
recently completed
international airport,
which now has a variety
of direct flights from
European cities. In
addition, Lome has
recently added some
top-quality hotels,
including a Radisson Blu.
Togolese Food is Better
than Ghanaian Food
Our Ghanaian friends
may hate to hear it,
but it’s
overwhelmingly true.
The British may be
tired of hearing it as
well, but the culinary
legacy that they left
behind in Ghana did
not do much to
enhance the
restaurant scene. The
French colonists,
however, left behind a
rich culinary tradition
that has since fused
with local traditions to
form wonderful, tasty
dishes
It’s Cheap!
Indeed, Togo is cheaper than Ghana. Your dollars or
Euros will take you even further than they would in
Ghana, a country with a booming economy, a growing
upper class, and a consistent flow of tourists from
abroad. You can find cheaper prices for quality hotels,
food, daily rental cars, tour guide fees, tour activities,
and beyond. The difference in cost may be enough to let
you splurge on a more luxurious hotel or eat at one of
Lome’s finer restaurants. So if you are looking to save
some money, set aside a couple days of your Ghana
vacation for a short Togo tour, and enjoy everything this
small nation has to offer!
Voodoo Cultural Tourism
If you take a Ghana
vacation, you will quickly
notice the strong presence
of Christianity in the
southern part of the
country. Togo, however, is
quite different. Togo is
home to some of the
strongest remaining
voodoo traditions in the
world. Along with
neighboring Benin, Togo is
one of the only countries in
Africa where Christianity or
Islam is not the majority
religion.
The Beaches
Yes, Ghana also has lovely
beaches, but the wide,
palm-lined, white sand
beaches of Togo are equally
as inviting as those of its
neighbor to the west. While
high-quality, luxury
beachfront accommodation
may be hard to come by in
Ghana, many of Togo’s top
hotels are situated on the
ocean, making it easy to
move from the comfort of
your hotel room to the
sandy beach.
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