Accra, Ghana — May 8, 2026 — International actor and entrepreneur Boris Kodjoe has paid a courtesy call on the Minister for Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, in a meeting facilitated by the Black Star Experience, led by Coordinator and Presidential Staffer Rex Owusu Marfo.
Also present were Yaw Ampofo Ankrah, Chief Executive Officer of the National Sports Authority, and Wilhemina Asamoah, Chief Director at the Ministry of Sports.
The high-level engagement centred on strengthening collaboration between Ghana’s sports sector and private industry, with a particular focus on sports tourism ahead of major global competitions, especially the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Mr. Kodjoe introduced his company, Full Circle Streamline Travel, co‑founded with Chantel Foli, and outlined plans to roll out tailored World Cup travel packages designed specifically for Ghanaians. The initiative aims to provide accessible, well‑organized travel experiences that will enable more fans to support the Black Stars on the global stage.
He further noted that his firm intends to foster strong partnerships between the Ghanaian business community and counterparts in the United States, leveraging shared interests and emerging opportunities.
Minister Adams welcomed the initiative, emphasizing the importance of partnerships that enhance fan engagement and expand opportunities for Ghanaians to participate in international sporting events. He added that such collaborations align with the government’s broader vision of using sports as a tool for national development and global visibility.
The facilitation of the meeting by the Black Star Experience underscores its growing role in connecting global Ghanaian talent and investment opportunities to national development priorities, particularly across tourism, culture, and sports.
Mr. Kodjoe reaffirmed his commitment to contributing to Ghana’s global presence, noting that sports—especially football—remain a powerful unifying force for the country and its diaspora.
Further details on the World Cup travel packages, including pricing and booking arrangements, are expected to be announced in the coming months.
