• 8 days / 7 nights in Ghana
• Luxury hotel accommodations
• Daily breakfast
• Roundtrip airport transfers in Ghana
• Transportation for scheduled group activities
• Accra City Tour
• Black Star Square & Independence Arch
• Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park
• W.E.B Dubois Center
• National Museum of Ghana
• Gateway to Ghana Welcome Dinner
• Global Access Roundtable™ Experience
• Curated industry connections and conversations
• Selected Accra property/development tours
• Selected coastal property/development tour
• Beach Dinner Experience
• Assin Manso Slave River experience
• Cape Coast Slave Castle experience
• The Door of No Return
• Traditional Ghanaian Naming Ceremony
• Farewell Dinner
• On-ground coordination for included activities
• Hosted experience with NaTasha Morgan Global

What’s NOT Included

• Roundtrip airfare to Ghana-Please book your own airfare into Kotoka International Airport (ACC) for arrival in Accra Ghana on June 20th. This may require departing your home state on the 19th. Be sure to schedule accordingly. 
• Ghana visa fees (Visa can be obtained on Ghana's E-Visa Website or you can choose to do a Visa on Arrival) Ghana eVisa - Official Electronic Visa Application Portal 
• Travel insurance. It is HIGHLY encouraged to purchase travel insurance.  
• Vaccinations or other entry-related health requirements. (Yellow Fever Vaccination is Mandatory) You can go to your nearest pharmacy, travel clinic or visit https://www.sgtravelmed.com 
• Any meals not listed as included
• Any optional excursions or activities not listed as included
• Transportation for personal activities during free time
• Tips/gratuities 
• Personal expenses
• Property reservation fees, deposits, legal fees, or other expenses related to any real estate purchase
• Any activity or service not specifically listed as included

 

Reserve Your Seat

Gateway to Ghana is intentionally being designed as an intimate experience .

It allows us to create Conversations, Connections, and Experiences that feel personal, up-close and Intentional.

If Ghana has been on your heart… If you’ve wondered what ownership abroad could look like… If you’re curious about expanding globally… Or if you simply want to experience Ghana through a different lens… This is your Gateway.

June 20-27, 2027

Double Occupancy: $3,850 per person

Single Occupancy: $4,750 per person

Reserve Your Seat.

Your Global Access Has Been Granted!

DAY 1 — AKWAABA: WELCOME TO GHANA

Arrivals • Hotel Check-In • Rest & Reset

Akwaaba — Welcome Home.

Upon arrival in Accra, settle into your accommodations and take time to relax after your international journey.

There’s no rushing into the experience. This day is intentionally designed for you to arrive, exhale, get comfortable, and prepare for the week ahead.

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DAY 2 — EXPERIENCE ACCRA

Culture • History • Heritage • Welcome Dinner

Your introduction to Ghana begins in the heart of its vibrant capital city.

We’ll spend the day exploring some of Accra’s most significant cultural and historical landmarks, connecting Ghana’s powerful past with the energy of the nation you see today.

Our Accra City Tour includes:

• Black Star Square & Independence Arch
• Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park
• W.E.B. Du Bois Center
• National Museum of Ghana

 

This evening we will have our official Gateway to Ghana Welcome Dinner.

This is our opportunity to gather around the table, connect as a group, and celebrate the journey ahead.

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DAY 3 — YOUR SEAT AT THE TABLE

The Global Access Roundtable • Accra Property Tours

Today, we move from exploring Ghana to understanding opportunity in Ghana.

The morning begins with one of the signature experiences of the trip:

The Global Access Roundtable

An intimate conversation designed to give you access to professionals and insiders within Ghana’s real estate and investment ecosystem.

Hear directly from industry professionals and local experts as we discuss topics surrounding  property ownership, development, financing, legal considerations, investment opportunities, citizenship and navigating the Ghanaian real estate market.

Ask questions. Make connections. Gain perspective you simply cannot get from scrolling online.

Then we take the conversation From the Table to the Terrain.

In the afternoon, we’ll tour selected properties and developments throughout Accra, giving you the opportunity to see the market firsthand and begin connecting what you learned in the morning with real opportunities on the ground.

Your seat at the table. Your gateway to opportunity.

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DAY 4 — ACCESS & OPPORTUNITY BY THE COAST

Special Featured Experience • Coastal Property Tours • Beach Experience

Today is about more access, relationships, and expansion.

We’ll begin with a special experience to be revealed—one designed to create a meaningful moment of connection for our group in Ghana.

From there, we head toward Ghana’s beautiful coastal region for another curated look at real estate and development opportunities.

You’ll have the chance to explore properties outside central Accra and see firsthand how lifestyle, tourism, hospitality, and property investment intersect along the coast.

As the sun begins to set, we transition from business to pleasure with a special beachside dinner experience.

Property. Possibility. Ocean views.

This is what thinking globally can look like.

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DAY 5 — SLOW DOWN & SOAK IT IN

Rest Day • 

After several full days of exploring, networking, and discovering Ghana, today gives you space to simply enjoy being here.

Sleep in. Have a leisurely breakfast. Relax at the hotel. Explore on your own.  Go Shopping. Schedule a spa treatment. Journal and Reflect. Or simply do absolutely nothing.

The day is yours to enjoy however it speaks to you..

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DAY 6 — OUR HERITAGE JOURNEY 

Assin Manso Slave River • Cape Coast Castle • Naming Ceremony

Today will be one of the most meaningful days of our journey.

We travel beyond Accra for a powerful exploration of Ghana’s history and the enduring connection between Africa and its diaspora.

Our journey includes Assin Manso Slave River, a sacred historical site where enslaved Africans were taken for their final bath before being marched to the coast.

We’ll then continue to Cape Coast, where we will walk through one of Ghana’s historic slave castles and learn more about the stories, lives, resilience, and legacy connected to the transatlantic slave trade.

But the day does not end with what was lost.

We move toward reconnection.

Our experience culminates with a traditional Ghanaian Naming Ceremony—a meaningful opportunity to honor identity, ancestry, belonging, and the connection created through this journey. Each guest will learn their Ghanaian Name and leave with a keepsake to treasure this moment.

On this day, we wear All White attire in honor of our ancestors.

This is more than sightseeing.

It is remembrance. Reflection. Reconnection.

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DAY 7 — REST, REFLECT & CELEBRATE

Free Day • Farewell Dinner

Today is yours.

Enjoy your final full day in Ghana at your own pace. Revisit a favorite place. Pick up last-minute treasures. Relax at the hotel. Meet up with a new connection. Or simply give yourself time to reflect on everything you’ve experienced.

This evening, we’ll come together one final time for our celebratory Farewell Dinner.

Over great food and conversation, we’ll celebrate the relationships formed, memories created, opportunities discovered, and perhaps even the new possibilities you now see for yourself.

We arrived as travelers.

We leave with connections, perspective, and a deeper relationship with Ghana.

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DAY 8 — BON VOYAGE

Until We Meet Again

Enjoy your final morning before preparing for departure and your journey home. Today will indeed be lots of hugs and selfies.

But something tells us this won’t feel quite like goodbye.

You may leave Ghana with photographs and souvenirs—but you’ll also leave with new relationships, new knowledge, new possibilities, and a completely different understanding of what exists beyond your own borders. 

Until we meet again…

 

 

 

Important  Disclaimer

Gateway to Ghana is an educational and travel experience. Participation does not require the purchase of real estate, and no guest is obligated to invest or purchase property during the trip.

Important Travel Information

Passport

Travelers are responsible for maintaining a valid passport that meets Ghana’s entry requirements at the time of travel. Passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel date.  If your passport expires within 6 months after your travel date (December 27,2027), you must renew it before traveling or you may be denied entry into Ghana.

Ghana Visa

Travelers are responsible for obtaining any visa or other travel documentation required for entry into Ghana. Entry requirements may change before June 2027, so registered travelers should review the most current requirements before departure.

 

Vaccinations

 

Yellow Fever Vaccination is Mandatory. You can go to your nearest pharmacy, travel clinic or visit https://www.sgtravelmed.com )

 

Travel Insurance

Travel insurance is strongly recommended as a condition of participation. Coverage should be considered for trip cancellation/interruption, medical emergencies, baggage issues, delays, and other unforeseen circumstances.

Please Read Before Booking

This is an international group experience. Itineraries are carefully planned, but activities, speakers, properties, restaurants, venues, transportation schedules, and order of events may change due to availability, weather, government schedules, local conditions, or circumstances beyond the host’s control.

Any substitutions will be made with the goal of maintaining the overall quality and intention of the Gateway to Ghana experience.

 

TERMS & CONDITIONS

By registering for Gateway to Ghana and submitting payment, you acknowledge that you have read, understand, and agree to these Terms & Conditions. You may also be required to electronically sign this agreement through the booking portal.

Trip Operator and Host. Gateway to Ghana is operated by Bizness First, LLC d/b/a NaTasha Morgan Global. For purposes of these Terms & Conditions, Bizness First, LLC d/b/a NaTasha Morgan Global will be referred to as the “Host.”

Payments, invoices, receipts, and other transaction records related to Gateway to Ghana may reflect the legal business name Bizness First, LLC or it's legal trade name NaTasha Morgan Global

1. Payment Authorization

By submitting a credit card, debit card, or bank account for payment, you certify that you are an authorized user of the payment method provided and authorize the Host and/or its authorized payment processor to charge the amount shown on your invoice according to the payment schedule associated with your reservation.

You agree to contact the Host promptly regarding any billing concern so that we have an opportunity to review and address the matter. Nothing in these Terms & Conditions is intended to waive any rights provided under applicable law.

2. Reservation & Registration Requirements

Reservations must be made using your full legal name exactly as it appears on your passport. A valid passport is required for international travel.

Any fees resulting from incorrect traveler information, name corrections, or document changes are the responsibility of the traveler.

3. Passport, Visa & Entry Requirements

Each traveler is solely responsible for verifying and satisfying all passport, visa, immigration, vaccination, health, customs, and entry requirements in effect at the time of travel. Currently, passports must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the intended departure date from Ghana and have at least one blank visa page.

the Host will make reasonable efforts to share relevant travel information with registered guests but is not responsible for a traveler's failure to obtain required documentation or comply with government entry requirements.

Being denied boarding or entry because of missing, expired, incomplete, or incorrect documentation does not constitute grounds for a refund.

4. Payments & Payment Plans

If you select a payment plan, all scheduled payments must be made by the due dates reflected on your invoice. It is the traveler's responsibility to monitor their account and ensure that payments are completed on time.

Travelers may access the client portal to review invoices, payment history, forms, and trip information.

A $50 late fee may be assessed when a scheduled payment remains unpaid more than seven calendar days after its due date.

Requests for extensions or modified payment arrangements must be submitted before the payment due date and are subject to approval. Approval of one payment extension does not automatically modify future payment dates.

Reservations with significantly delinquent balances may be canceled. If a reservation is canceled because of nonpayment, the applicable cancellation terms will apply.

5. Double Occupancy & Roommates

Double occupancy requires two paying travelers sharing a room. Each traveler is responsible for their own reservation and payments. If your roommate cancels or cannot travel, you may need to find a replacement or pay the single occupancy difference and applicable fees to keep the room. We do not provide or guarantee roommate matching, and your roommate’s cancellation does not automatically entitle you to a refund.

6. Itinerary & Supplier Changes

The published itinerary represents the experiences currently planned for Gateway to Ghana. Because international travel involves multiple hotels, venues, transportation providers, guides, restaurants, speakers, professionals, developers, governmental representatives, and other third-party suppliers, specific activities are subject to change.

the Host reserves the right to alter the order of activities or substitute hotels, tours, restaurants, properties, speakers, venues, transportation providers, or experiences when reasonably necessary because of weather, availability, safety considerations, supplier changes, governmental schedules, local conditions, transportation delays, operational needs, or circumstances outside our reasonable control.

When practical, substitutions will be made with the intention of maintaining the overall quality and purpose of the experience.

The inability of a particular speaker, official, professional, developer, property representative, or other invited guest to participate does not constitute cancellation of the overall trip.

7. Real Estate Experiences

These experiences are for education, information, and networking. Speakers, properties, and developments may change. Participation is not legal, tax, financial, or investment advice; an endorsement; or a guarantee of financing, a purchase opportunity, or investment performance. Conduct your own due diligence and consult qualified professionals before entering any transaction. No purchase or investment is required. 

8. Cancellation, Refunds & Reservation Transfers

Non-Refundable Deposit.

A $400 non-refundable deposit applies to every reservation, whether you choose a payment plan or pay the full trip amount at the time of booking. Your deposit secures your space and may be applied toward administrative expenses and non-refundable commitments made to hotels, transportation providers, venues, tour operators, and other suppliers. For guests who pay in full at the time of booking, $400 of the total amount paid will automatically be designated as the non-refundable deposit.

Seven-Day Cancellation Window. Payments made beyond the initial $400 deposit are refundable in full if the Host receives your written cancellation request within seven (7) calendar days of your initial booking date and before April 20, 2027, whichever comes first. Refunds may take up to 5-10 business days to be received. The $400 initial deposit remains non-refundable.

Bookings Made On or After April 20, 2027. Any reservation first booked on or after April 20, 2027 is entirely non-refundable and non-transferable.

After the Seven-Day Window. Once the seven-day cancellation window closes, all amounts paid are non-refundable. A traveler who can no longer attend may request a transfer of the reservation to an eligible replacement traveler through April 20, 2027, subject to the requirements below. If no approved transfer is completed, no refund will be issued.

Transfers and Name Changes. You are responsible for finding your own replacement traveler. The Host does not provide or match replacements. All transfer and name-change requests must be submitted and completed by April 20, 2027. No refunds, transfers, or name changes are available after that date for a traveler who cancels or cannot attend.

A transfer is subject to approval by the Host and any applicable suppliers and is not complete until the Host confirms the transfer in writing. If approved:

• A $50 administrative transfer fee applies, along with any vendor, hotel, supplier, fare-difference, or name-change fees.
• The replacement traveler must accept these Terms & Conditions and satisfy all passport, visa, health, and entry requirements.
• The replacement traveler assumes the reservation, including its existing payment history, and must pay any remaining trip balance and applicable transfer-related fees by the required deadline.

Payments already credited to the reservation remain with the reservation and transfer with it. The original traveler and replacement traveler are solely responsible for arranging any reimbursement or other exchange of money between themselves. The Host is not a party to, and will not mediate, any private payment arrangement or dispute between the travelers.

Written Notice. Email all cancellation and transfer requests to info@natashamorganglobal.com. A cancellation or transfer request takes effect on the date the Host receives your email; however, a transfer is not complete until confirmed in writing by the Host. Verbal requests, texts, social media messages, and notice given only to another traveler are not official notice. Travel insurance is strongly recommended to help protect against covered reasons for cancellation.

9. Travel Insurance

Travel insurance is strongly recommended. International travel involves financial commitments that may become non-refundable well before departure.

• Trip cancellation and interruption
• Medical emergencies and emergency evacuation
• Travel delays
• Lost or delayed baggage
• Illness or injury
• Other unforeseen events that may be covered by the policy selected

Travelers are responsible for reviewing the terms, exclusions, limitations, and coverage offered by any insurance provider. the Host does not determine whether an individual claim will be covered by an insurer. Travelers may purchase coverage from the provider of their choice.

10. Health, Vaccination & Government Requirements

Travelers are responsible for complying with all health, vaccination, testing, documentation, and governmental requirements applicable to their destination and travel itinerary at the time of travel.

Requirements may change without notice. A new or modified vaccination, testing, health, immigration, or governmental requirement does not automatically create a right to cancel without penalty.

Travelers should obtain appropriate travel insurance if they wish to protect themselves against covered circumstances that may prevent them from traveling.

11. Force Majeure

Circumstances beyond reasonable control may include, but are not limited to, natural disasters, severe weather, fire, flood, epidemic or pandemic, public-health emergencies, war, terrorism, civil unrest, strikes or labor disputes, governmental actions or restrictions, border closures, visa or immigration changes, utility or infrastructure failures, transportation disruptions, airline or carrier actions, supplier failures, or other events outside the reasonable control of the Host.

Neither the Host nor its representatives shall be responsible for delay, modification, interruption, cancellation, or inability to perform services caused by such.

If a force majeure event materially affects the trip, the Host may, where reasonably possible, modify the itinerary, substitute comparable services, postpone or reschedule the experience, provide applicable future travel credit, or pass through any refunds actually recovered from suppliers.

The Host shall not be required to refund amounts that have already been paid or committed to third-party suppliers and are not recoverable. Any refund, credit, rescheduling option, or alternative arrangement will be communicated subject to applicable law.

12. Third-Party Suppliers

Hotels, transportation providers, tour operators, guides, restaurants, airlines, event venues, developers, speakers, and other service providers involved in the trip are independent third parties.

Each supplier may maintain its own terms, conditions, schedules, restrictions, and cancellation policies.

Travelers agree that reasonable changes made by independent suppliers may require corresponding changes to the itinerary.

13. Airfare & Ground Transfers

International airfare is not included.

Travelers are responsible for purchasing and arranging flights that correspond with the designated arrival and departure schedule. the Host is not responsible for missed flights, airline cancellations, schedule changes, delays, baggage issues, denied boarding, or additional costs resulting from airline operations.

If a traveler arrives or departs outside the designated group transfer period, private transportation may be required at the traveler's expense.

14. Physical Requirements & Personal Health

Some activities may involve walking, stairs, uneven terrain, heat, extended travel by vehicle, or other physical activity. Travelers are responsible for determining whether they are physically able to participate in scheduled experiences.

Travelers requiring mobility assistance or accommodations should contact the Host prior to booking so that available options can be discussed. We cannot guarantee that every venue, historical site, property development, or transportation provider in Ghana will provide the same accessibility accommodations available in the United States.

15. Personal Property

Travelers are responsible for safeguarding their passports, cash, electronics, jewelry, luggage, and other personal property. the Host is not responsible for lost, stolen, misplaced, or damaged personal belongings except to the extent required by applicable law.

16. Photography & Media Consent

Photos and recordings may be made during group activities. By registering, you permit the Host and their media partners to use trip media that includes your image, likeness, or voice for lawful trip recaps and business promotion, including websites and social media, without further approval or compensation. Media will not be intentionally used in a defamatory or materially misleading way.

If you have an identifiable media privacy or safety concern, notify us in writing before departure. We will make reasonable efforts to accommodate it during planned group photography, but cannot control incidental recording by other guests or third parties.

17. Changes Requested by the Traveler

Any voluntary traveler-requested changes after booking are subject to availability and may result in additional fees. Changes may include room type changes, roommate changes, name corrections, upgrades, additional nights, transfer changes, or other customized arrangements.

All supplier fees and price differences resulting from traveler-requested changes will be the traveler's responsibility.

18. Traveler Acknowledgment

By booking this trip, I acknowledge that I have reviewed the trip description, pricing, inclusions, exclusions, payment schedule, cancellation policy, and these Terms & Conditions. I understand that international travel involves circumstances that may require reasonable itinerary modifications. I understand the cancellation and refund terms associated with my reservation, I am responsible for obtaining required travel documents and complying with destination entry requirements, and I understand that travel insurance is strongly recommended. I voluntarily elect to participate subject to these Terms & Conditions.