In this edition of The People's Pulse, we sit down with entrepreneur Rob Wilson, founder of Sankofa Welcome Home Tours, to talk about Ghana, reconnecting with our roots, and creating meaningful experiences for people looking to discover more of the country, its culture and its communities.

Rob shares his own journey, the story behind Sankofa Welcome Home Tours, and what visitors can expect when travelling to Ghana with Sankofa WHT.

We also discuss the deeper meaning of reconnecting with Africa, supporting local communities, and some of the initiatives Sankofa has been involved in to give back to communities in Ghana.

Whether Ghana is already on your travel list, you've thought about reconnecting with your heritage, or you're simply curious about experiencing the country beyond the usual tourist trail, this is a conversation worth hearing.

For more information about Sankofa Welcome Home Tours go to: https://www.sankofawht.com/

🎙️ The People's Pulse
Guest: Rob Wilson
Sankofa Welcome Home Tours
Presented by The People's Frequency (TPF)

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