Alisa Hotels, a prominent Ghanaian hospitality brand, has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening partnerships within Nigeria's travel and corporate sectors. The company recently hosted a cocktail reception in conjunction with the 22nd Akwaaba Travel Market, bringing together tour operators, travel industry stakeholders, and corporate organisation representatives. This event allowed Alisa Hotels to reconnect with existing partners, engage with prospective clients, and showcase its expanding range of services across Ghana.
The reception was led by Esperanza Adjei, Group Sales and Marketing Manager of Alisa Hotels, who emphasised the significance of the Nigerian market to the company's growth strategy. Adjei highlighted the importance of strategic partnerships in promoting Ghana as a preferred destination for business, leisure, and events. This engagement underscores Alisa Hotels' efforts to position Ghana as a prime destination for travellers, while also expanding its presence in Nigeria.
Alisa Hotels is currently strengthening its position as a leading indigenous Ghanaian hospitality brand, offering a diverse range of products catering to local and international travellers. The company operates premium properties in North Ridge, Accra, and Tema, providing luxury accommodation, conference and banquet facilities, restaurants, and leisure experiences. Alisa Hotels is known for its distinctly Ghanaian approach to hospitality, setting it apart from other hospitality brands.
The North Ridge property of Alisa Hotels has recently expanded its events offering with the unveiling of a 1,000-seater pavilion. This state-of-the-art facility accommodates large conferences, exhibitions, and major social events, complementing the hotel's existing conference and banquet facilities. Additionally, the pavilion features the Oasis Lounge, a new dining and lifestyle destination offering a range of culinary and beverage experiences.
The Oasis Lounge operates from 10a.m. to 10p.m. on weekdays and extends its opening hours to midnight on weekends. In Tema, Alisa Hotel Tema operates as a 50-room boutique property, offering modern accommodation, conferencing, and banquet facilities. The hotel recently added a 400-seater pavilion, further strengthening its capacity to host conferences, corporate events, and social functions.
Alisa Hotels is preparing for the opening of Alisa Heritage, a new collection of luxury residences. The project is expected to introduce 86 superior rooms, luxury apartments, pent houses, conferencing facilities, a fully equipped gym, a restaurant, and other amenities. This expansion solidifies Alisa Hotels' position as a leading player in Ghana's hospitality industry.
Through its participation in the Akwaaba Travel Market, Alisa Hotels aims to engage the Nigerian travel trade, deepen existing relationships, and introduce its evolving hospitality products to a familiar market. The company's efforts focus on strengthening travel and tourism links between Ghana and Nigeria, promoting Ghana as a prime destination for travellers from Nigeria.
Key points
- Alisa Hotels is strengthening its position as an indigenous Ghanaian hospitality brand with an increasingly diverse range of products.
- The company has expanded its events offering with the unveiling of a 1,000-seater pavilion at its North Ridge property.
- Alisa Hotels is preparing for the opening of Alisa Heritage, a new collection of luxury residences.
