GTA CEO Maame Efua Houadjeto Says She Runs Open-Door Policy, Disappointed by Abeiku Santana’s Letter

The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Tourism Authority, Maame Efua Houadjeto, has said she operates an open-door policy and expressed surprise and disappointment that a letter from broadcaster Abeiku Santana does not reflect her true availability to him. Her response, reported by StarrFM, adds a new dimension to the developing exchange between the two public figures.

According to Houadjeto, her management style is built on accessibility, and she has consistently made herself available to stakeholders who wish to engage with the Authority. She indicated that the contents of Santana’s letter do not align with the reality of how reachable she has been, suggesting a possible misunderstanding of her approach to leadership.

The statement comes amid public interest in the matter, with observers noting that the disagreement touches on how officials communicate with industry players and the public. Houadjeto’s emphasis on her open-door policy appears intended to reassure stakeholders that the Authority remains receptive to engagement.

Her remarks have sparked conversation about the relationship between the Ghana Tourism Authority and key figures in the tourism and media space. Supporters of the CEO say her record shows a willingness to listen and engage, while the circumstances surrounding Santana’s letter continue to attract scrutiny.

The exchange is expected to develop further as both parties and the public seek clarity on the issues raised. For now, Houadjeto has made her position clear: she believes she has been available, and she is disappointed that the letter suggests otherwise.

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