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Kofi Dotse

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Accra
As seen in: Time Out, Observer, Fodor's Travel, Global Citizen, Viator, Business Traveller, Okayafrica, Face2Face Africa, Kasapa FM (Accra, Ghana), GH Headlines and
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Kofi Dotse’s Biography

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Kofi Dotse is a travel writer and creative producer based in Ghana, whose impactful work transcends borders.

His storytelling has taken him to breathtaking locations across Africa, where he’s captured the essence of the continent’s rich cultures and diverse landscapes. Specializing in travel, impact, and culture writing, Kofi also conducts in-depth research on emerging trends across Africa.

With a global portfolio, Kofi has collaborated with top-tier clients such as Global Citizen, Timeout …

Kofi Dotse’s Journalist Portfolio

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The Hotels That Actually Know Where They Are | Guzangs

The Hotels That Actually Know Where They Are | Guzangs

Cultural programming is hospitality's most overused promise. Four tests separate hotels embedded in a place f…

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The Hotels That Actually Know Where They Are | Guzangs

The Hotels That Actually Know Where They Are | Guzangs

Cultural programming is hospitality's most overused promise. Four tests separate hotels embedded in a place f…

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Travel and Reparations: How 'The Remedy is Solidarity' Bridges Global Voices - Black Travel Allia...

Travel and Reparations: How 'The Remedy is Solidarity' Bridges Global Voices - Black Travel Allia...

Reparations, at its core, is a call for justice-a reckoning with the scars of slavery, colonialism, and syste…

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Weaving Sustainable Futures: How Kumasi's Garment Industry Gears Up to Go Global

Weaving Sustainable Futures: How Kumasi's Garment Industry Gears Up to Go Global

In Kumasi, Ghana’s cultural capital, sewing machines hum. Skilled hands create with care, showcasing a lively…

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Culinary Adventures & Eco Lodges In Rwanda

Culinary Adventures & Eco Lodges In Rwanda

Rwanda like any other East African country has a rich and diverse culinary heritage. Rwanda’s culinary herita…

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Empowering Africa Through Ethical Tourism - Black Travel Alliance

Empowering Africa Through Ethical Tourism - Black Travel Alliance

South Africa offers endless things to see and do, my first Cape Town adventure has certainly been the most me…

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Articles

Tourism as an export: What we can learn from Kenya’s Safari economy

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By Kofi Dotse
| GH Headlines
Features Home » Business and Financial Times » Wed 15th Apr, 2026 » Tourism as an export: What we can learn from Kenya’s Safari economy By Kofi DOTSE For some African countries, tourism is designed as a soft sector. Something nice to have, but not central to economic strategy. Yet, a recent press trip to Kenya, spanning the Maasai Mara and Nanyuki, offered a compelling counter-narrative: tourism, when properly structured, can function as a high-value export industry.
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African Tourism's Global Ascent - SUCCESS QUARTERLY

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By Kofi Dotse
| Success Quarterly
The African continent, long a crucible of human history and natural wonder, is now firmly establishing itself as a premier global tourism destination. A palpable shift is underway, with Morocco, Egypt, South Africa, and Kenya emerging as the vanguard of a burgeoning travel renaissance set to define 2025 and beyond.
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Weaving Sustainable Futures: How Kumasi’s Garment Industry Gears Up to Go Global

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By Erica Arthur, Kofi Dotse
| Kasapa FM (Accra, Ghana) Verified
In Kumasi, Ghana’s cultural capital, sewing machines hum. Skilled hands create with care, showcasing a lively (yet often overlooked) industry: garment manufacturing. This field has strong ties to handwoven textiles and local craftsmanship, and is evolving to complement the needs of a shifting market. Driving this evolution is a quiet yet strong force: the International Labour Organisation (ILO), which is working to help provide structure for the necessary changes in Kumasi’s garment industry.
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