Miss Tourism Ghana Hosts Glamorous Fashion Show Ahead of Grand Finale ‎


Reported By Azaglo Michael

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Miss Tourism Ghana 2025 dazzled audiences with a vibrant fashion show held at the Accra City Hotel as part of its pre-grand finale activities. 



The event, which showcased the creativity, elegance, and confidence of the contestants, sets the stage for the highly anticipated grand finale scheduled for Friday, August 29, 2025, at the National Theatre in Accra.

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‎Speaking to Nation 1 News at the event, Madam Delphine Brew-Hammond, a representative of Miss Tourism Ghana, highlighted the journey of the contestants and the excitement leading up to the finale.

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Madam Delphine Brew-Hammond, a representative of Miss Tourism Ghana


‎"Today, there’s going to be an eviction and one person is going home. We started with 16 girls, and we are now down to nine finalists who have qualified for the grand finale on Friday," she said. "It’s been fun and stressful, but we give thanks to God for bringing us this far."

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‎Madam Brew-Hammond extended a warm invitation to the public to attend the grand finale, emphasizing the hard work and dedication of the contestants. “We urge everyone to come and support these amazing young women this Friday. Tickets are going for 100 cedis, and it will be an evening of beauty, culture, and talent.”

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‎She further revealed that the finalists will embark on a special tour to an orphanage in Bojuasi as part of their final activities, giving back to the community and celebrating with less-privileged children.

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‎Expressing gratitude, she added, “We appreciate all those who have supported Miss Tourism Ghana in cash and kind to make this journey possible.”

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‎One of the contestants, Justin Yawator, known on stage as “Jush,” shared her emotional thoughts on the eviction of fellow contestant Giwa. 


contestant Giwa. 

“It was sad seeing Giwa leave. I thought I would be the one evicted, but I thank God and my supporters for believing in me. I want to encourage Giwa not to give up on her dreams,eviction is not the end of the road, and I believe the world is waiting for her talent,” she said.

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contestants, Justin Yawator


‎The Miss Tourism Ghana 2025 Grand Finale promises a night of glamour, culture, and entertainment as the nation awaits the crowning of its next tourism ambassador.

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