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Adansi Travels Limited, a leading Travel and Tour Company in Ghana, has officially opened its new office, in East Legon with the address at 136 La Bawaleshie Road, American House.
The award winning company with consistency and perseverance has sailed through small beginnings from an office at Obuasi with only three staff members to having a place at Ashale Botwe, to Okponglo and subsequently the new office with a greater number of human resource.
This step, management believes, is in the right direction, looking at the history of the company.
Speaking at the opening ceremony of the new office, Mr. Gideon Asare, Managing Director of Adansi Travels Limited said, the new establishment shows their authority in the travel and tour industry, adding that the edifice, is a symbol of their energy to accomplish more work”.

"We are very delighted for how far God has brought us. I'm indeed grateful to the Almighty God. This really shows we are ready and in for business. We hope to expand and grow bigger always. I urge everyone who wants to experience the beauty of the world to travel with us always and you will love the experience", he said
Mr. Asare took the opportunity to thank cherished clients of Adansi in Ghana and abroad who have been supporting and patronizing their services.

"We cannot celebrate this win without actually recognizing the vital role of our able staff to keep us in business. Our clients need us to serve them, just as we need them to keep us in business, but above all, the nation at this point needs Adansi Travels Limited more as we continue to create employment for the youth of our country", he concluded.
Adansi Travels Limited recently emerged as the Winner of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIMG) Hospitality (Allied and Support Services) of the year 2020 and have also won a variety of awards due to their commitment to serve the hospitality industry in Ghana.
The company has discovered new travel destinations for both domestic and foreign tourists.

Through the company's innovative ideas, they have introduced and successfully rolled out various products to serve their customers who are constantly patronizing the travel and tour business.
These include, Best of Europe, Dubai, Maldives, Abu Dhabi, Seychelles, Triple Delight, among other notable tourism destinations outside of Ghana.
Mr. Gideon Asare also introduced products such as Western Escape, Keta Beach Escape, Discover Ghana, and other appealing local products as major tourism destinations in Ghana, aimed at improving the desire for domestic tourism and appreciation of the people's cultural heritage.
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