24 January 2025
Yen Ko Fie at FITUR, Spain
Thomas Onumah represented the company at FITUR, sharing our approach to personal travel and responsible tourism, and meeting travel professionals to discuss collaboration.
YEN KO FIE. Let’s go home. A locally owned travel company with its heart in Elmina and its reach across Ghana and beyond.
Our story
Yen Ko Fie means “Let’s go home” in Akan. Our name is an invitation to discover Ghana with a company that calls it home.
We’re a Ghanaian-owned travel and tour company based in Elmina, in the Central Region. We arrange personal travel experiences across Ghana, Africa, and selected international destinations, combining local knowledge with thoughtful planning.
Some travelers come for the coast and historic places. Others come for festivals, nature, learning, or a connection with their roots. We begin by listening to what matters to you, then discuss a journey around your interests, time, and budget.
We work with local guides, artisans, businesses, and community organizations. Respect for culture, care for the places we visit, and shared local benefit guide the way we work.
Our people

Travel support
Your experience is one part of the journey. We can discuss the practical arrangements around it.
We help with domestic and international flight bookings and accommodation arrangements. Tell us your route, dates, and budget so we can discuss suitable options.
We arrange airport pickups, car rentals, and group transport. Options include cars, 4x4s, vans, and buses, with or without a driver, subject to the arrangements agreed.
Ask about support with documents, appointment scheduling, and application preparation. Visa decisions remain with the relevant authorities.
We discuss coordinated travel, accommodation, transfers, retreats, conferences, and event arrangements for organizations. Share your goals, group size, schedule, and budget.
Ask about current community opportunities connected with schools, conservation, outreach, or youth and women’s initiatives. Any placement must be agreed with the relevant local organization before travel.
Two published updates from the team’s travel-industry visits in 2025.
24 January 2025
Thomas Onumah represented the company at FITUR, sharing our approach to personal travel and responsible tourism, and meeting travel professionals to discuss collaboration.
10 January 2025
Our Europe representative took Yen Ko Fie to Vakantiebeurs in the Netherlands. The announcement invited travelers and partners to connect during 9-12 January 2025.
The announcement listed 23-25 May 2026 in Nairobi, Kenya. These dates are in the past; this archive does not confirm the event’s outcome.
23 May: a liberation walk and flag parade, starting at KICC. 24 May: a cultural festival with fashion, food, art, and exhibitions at Uhuru Park. 25 May: leaders and keynote sessions at The Edge Convention Centre.
The announced theme, “Decade of Return,” connected African ancestry, reparations, the diaspora, and Agenda 2063. Contact us for current event information.
Bring your ideas. We’ll help you talk through the journey.
Let’s plan your trip