The US government is focusing on increasing foreign-exchange earnings from tourism by encouraging greater visitor spending. This strategy aims to strengthen the sector’s economic contribution as international arrivals to the country continue to grow, according to thebftonline.com on August 12, 2026.
Rising international tourist numbers have prompted the government to target higher-value tourists—those who spend more during their visit—to maximize economic benefits from the sector.
Access Bank Ghana Plc Recognised as Carbon Credit Broker
Access Bank Ghana Plc has been officially authorised by Ghana’s Carbon Market Office (CMO) to operate as a carbon credit broker. This recognition complies with the Framework for International Carbon Market and Non-Market Approaches and
the Environmental Protection Agency Act, 2025 (Act 1124) in the Republic of Ghana.
The bank’s role as a carbon credit broker supports Ghana’s regulatory framework for managing international carbon markets and non-market initiatives, aligning with national environmental policies.
