LNTA is an autonomous agency established by an Act of the Legislature in 2025 to coordinate, regulate, promote tourism, & preserve Liberia’s cultural heritage.
Happy World Tourism Day 2026!
Today, we celebrate Liberia’s culture, heritage, natural beauty, and the many stories that make our country a destination worth discovering. 🇱🇷
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Today, our Director General, Princess Eva Cooper, presented LNTA’s plans at the FY2027 Budget Hearing at the Ministry of Finance.
She called for more funding to develop tourism sites, promote Liberia as a tourism destination, attract investors, support our culture, & create Jobs
Registration, Inspection and Standards Awareness activities have commenced in Nimba County.
The exercise follows similar outreach in Grand Bassa County and forms part of LNTA’s mandate to standardize tourism services, strengthen compliance, and improve service quality.
On this World Tourism Day, our Director General, Hon. Princess Eva Cooper, reflects on where Liberia's tourism is headed.
Our tourism story belongs to all of us. Let's invite the world to experience unforgettable Liberia. Happy World Tourism Day!
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LNTA Director General, Hon. Princess Eva Cooper, has called on Liberians in the diaspora to move beyond remittances and play a more active role in the development of Liberia by investing in the country’s tourism sector.
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LNTA Board Chairman, Amb. Christopher Hayes Onanuga and Mr. Steveson Tweh Seidi, Deputy Director General for Culture, Heritage and Creative Economy, are currently representing Liberia at the St. Petersburg International United Cultures Forum in Russia.
A delegation of more than 15 visitors from the Democratic Republic of Congo visited the Liberia National Tourism Authority on Monday, September 21, 2026, as part of a cultural exchange focused on Africa, African identity, and the importance of preserving the continent’s heritage
Three days of nature, culture and an unforgettable adventure in Bong County.
From November 28–30, 2026, the Kpatawee Experience invites you to slow down, explore, connect and see Liberia from a different perspective.
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The Liberia National Tourism Authority (LNTA) has signed a three-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Liberia Intellectual Property Office (LIPO) to strengthen cooperation in tourism, intellectual property, cultural heritage, and the creative sector.
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A hidden treasure waiting to be discovered. In Toubo Sweaken, River Gee County, the spectacular Belle-Sahwah Waterfalls flows from two points around a small island, creating a truly unique natural wonder.
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