How 5% of Your Tour Booking Can Help Someone Facing Cancer

Your Ghana holiday can create memories and make a difference.

When you travel, your spending can do more than pay for transportation, accommodation and experiences. With the right choices, part of your holiday can also contribute to a cause that matters.

Through the Travel With Purpose partnership between Adjah Heritage Tours and Adjah Cancer Support Ghana (ACSG), 5% of the booking price from participating Adjah Heritage Tours experiences will be contributed to ACSG to support cancer-related programs and practical assistance.

How Does It Work?

The idea is simple.

You choose a participating Adjah Heritage Tours experience, make your booking and enjoy your Ghanaian adventure.

5% of your booking price is then contributed to Adjah Cancer Support Ghana.

You do not need to make a separate donation to participate in the initiative.

For example:

US$500 tour booking → US$25 contributed to ACSG

US$1,000 tour booking → US$50 contributed to ACSG

A small percentage from one booking may seem modest, but contributions from many travellers can collectively provide meaningful support.

Where Can the Support Go?

Cancer can place significant financial and emotional pressure on individuals and families.

Depending on needs and available resources, contributions can help support activities such as:

  • Assistance with medicines and other treatment-related needs
  • Diagnostic and hospital-related support
  • Transportation assistance
  • Support for children affected by cancer
  • Cancer awareness and education
  • Early detection and screening activities
  • Other practical assistance for people and families affected by cancer

The goal is to help address some of the challenges that people can face while dealing with cancer.

Your Holiday Can Support More Than Tourism

Ghana offers visitors opportunities to experience history, culture, food, traditions, music and beautiful landscapes.

Through Adjah Heritage Tours, travellers can explore these experiences while connecting with local communities and learning more about Ghana.

The Travel With Purpose initiative adds another dimension to the journey.

You travel. Local tourism benefits. A portion of your booking supports cancer-related work.

This creates a simple way for visitors to connect their holiday with a positive social cause.

Why 5%?

The 5% contribution is designed to create a meaningful commitment while allowing the tour business to continue operating and providing quality experiences to travellers.

Rather than asking every visitor to make an additional donation, the partnership incorporates the contribution into participating tour bookings.

This makes giving part of the travel experience.

Imagine the Collective Impact

Consider what could happen when more travellers choose to participate.

If 20 travellers each make a US$500 booking, the total booking value would be US$10,000.

5% of US$10,000 = US$500 contributed to ACSG.

As participation grows, these contributions can provide additional resources for cancer support, awareness and community programs.

Every booking becomes part of something bigger.

Travel With Purpose

Travel is an opportunity to discover the world, meet people and experience cultures different from our own.

It can also be an opportunity to give back.

When you choose a participating Adjah Heritage Tours experience, you are not simply booking a tour. You are helping connect tourism with social impact.

Your journey can leave more than memories. It can leave hope.

Book Your Ghana Experience

Ready to discover Ghana while travelling with purpose?

Choose a participating experience from Adjah Heritage Tours and become part of an initiative supporting cancer-related programs through Adjah Cancer Support Ghana.

Discover Ghana. Experience Our Heritage. Help Make a Difference.

Because together, even a small contribution can help someone facing cancer feel supported.

So no one faces cancer alone.

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