AfroTorch 2025, a vibrant celebration of Ghanaian culture, arts, and tourism, officially launched at the historic Eminstimadze Palace in Cape Coast.
This event marks the beginning of a new chapter in tourism promotion in the Central Region, bringing together key industry stakeholders, media representatives, and traditional leaders.
Michael Orleans, CEO of Torchlight Tours, emphasized AfroTorch’s potential to revolutionize Ghana’s tourism industry.
“AfroTorch 2025 is a movement that celebrates African excellence, resilience, and cultural unity,” he said. “It’s an economic catalyst that empowers local businesses, creates job opportunities, and strengthens the tourism sector.”
Scheduled to take place from December 24th to 26th, 2025, AfroTorch will transform Cape Coast into a thriving hub of culture, creativity, and business.
The festival’s theme, “Igniting Culture, Tourism & Business,” reflects its goal of promoting Ghana’s rich cultural heritage, boosting tourism, and driving economic growth.
Festival Highlights
- Heritage Tours: Explore Ghana’s historic sites and landmarks
- Beach Carnivals: Enjoy live music, food, and games on the beach
- Cultural Performances: Experience traditional Ghanaian music, dance, and art.
- Grand Food Fair: Savor the best of Ghanaian cuisine
Osabarimba Kwesi Atta II, the Oguaamanhen, and Mr. Charles Buabin, the Central Regional Director of GTA, expressed their support for the festival, highlighting its potential to drive tourism in the region.
A second launch of AfroTorch 2025 is planned for Cape Town, South Africa in April during WTM Africa.
The festival is expected to attract thousands of visitors, including international tourists, influencers, and media representatives.
With AfroTorch 2025, Ghana is poised to become a premier tourist destination in Africa.
The festival promises to be an unforgettable experience, showcasing the best of Ghana’s culture, arts, and tourism.
