Alisa Hotels Expanded Nigeria and Ghana Partnerships
The Ghanaian hospitality brand showcased its regional portfolio at the 22nd Akwaaba Travel Market in Lagos.
Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Africa
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Alisa Hotels has deepened its ties with Nigerian travel and corporate markets to bolster tourism links between the two nations. The expansion move follows the company's participation in the recent 22nd Akwaaba Travel Market held in Lagos.
Why it matters
By strengthening cross-border collaboration, the hotel group aims to increase travel and tourism activity between Ghana and Nigeria. The strategy highlights the growing importance of regional business partnerships in West African hospitality.
Alisa Hotels operates multiple properties, including a 50-room boutique site in Tema and a North Ridge location featuring a 1,000-seater pavilion. The Tema property also recently added a 400-seater pavilion to expand its conferencing capabilities.
The players
Alisa Hotels
An indigenous Ghanaian hospitality brand that operates multiple properties in Accra and Tema.
Akwaaba Travel Market
A prominent travel industry event held in Lagos that connects hospitality professionals and businesses across Africa.
The details
The group hosted a cocktail reception in Nigeria to showcase its full range of accommodation, dining, and conferencing offerings. Plans are currently underway to further grow the brand with the upcoming Alisa Heritage project, which will include 86 new rooms and apartments.
Timeline
The Oasis Lounge operates from 10am to 10pm on weekdays.
The Oasis Lounge extends its hours until midnight on weekends.
Travel Outlook
This expansion aligns with the broader push toward increased intra-African tourism and economic integration. The move follows a pattern set by regional tourism initiatives that prioritize cross-border collaboration to boost local market share.
Travelers and corporate planners can now expect more integrated accommodation and conferencing options when coordinating events between Ghana and Nigeria. The expansion also signals greater scheduling flexibility at Alisa properties, such as the extended weekend hours at the Oasis Lounge.
The takeaway
Regional partnerships remain a critical driver for growth in the West African hospitality sector. Travelers should monitor upcoming developments at Alisa Heritage for new lodging options in the region.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest hospitality developments across the continent in our Africa section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News.
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