How to Book Travel on CTK-CiTylinK
Due to its impeccable safety and security record, CTK-CiTylinK, an air carrier based out of Accra, has been designated as the preferred airline of the government of Ghana. Based in Accra, the capital city of Ghana, CTK-CiTylinK offers aerial photography services and air charters in addition to its scheduled flights, and is considered the leading medical evacuation service in all of West Africa.
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Book Travel on CTK-CiTylinK
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Visit the official CTK-CiTylinK Web site (see Resources below) for a tour of their many services, and determine whether or not they are the right airline for your travel needs. Book a flight on the CTK Web site by clicking on their reservations page.
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Contact the airline for booking information at 011 (+233) 021 785725.
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Email the CTK-CiTylinK offices in Accra with any follow-up questions or concerns.
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Utilize a local travel agency to book your flight if you don't want to use your credit card online.
Relax and Enjoy Your Flight
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Enjoy your flight aboard one of CTK's Let L-410 turboprop airplanes, which are designed to carry up to 15 passengers.
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Ask CTK-CiTylinK about their many special services, especially on the longer flights, such as meal options and assistance with car rental and hotel accommodations.
Experience the Wonder of Ghana
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Hike up to the Aburi Gardens, a hilltop sanctuary in Aburi where you can see hundreds of native trees from all over West Africa.
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Visit the Independence Arch in downtown Accra, which was built as a tribute to the Arch de Triumphe in Paris.
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Tips & Warnings
All phone numbers include the United States international prefix "011." When calling internationally from outside the United States, check which prefix to use. All country codes are within parentheses and begin with a "+" sign.
Greet everyone you see while in Ghana, which will make the already friendly locals bend over backwards to make your trip memorable.
Avoid eating with your left hand while in Ghana, which can be considered rude, even though Ghanians are getting more tolerant of tourists.
Stay away from the local "chop houses" in Ghana, which offer very cheap food that's not up to modern health standards.
Schedule vaccinations for meningitis, malaria and hepatitis with your doctor at least one month prior to your trip to Ghana. Also remember to bring enough malaria tablets to last your entire trip.
Beware of eating fruit or vegetables in Ghana that have been washed in unpurified water. Your immune system is not likely to be familiar with the local bacteria, and you may get ill from exposure to even relatively small amounts of the local water.
