This tradition, rooted in the country's history of attracting the global African diaspora,[2] has evolved into a significant cultural and economic event, drawing millions of visitors each year.
This playful adaptation symbolizes a readiness to embrace unrestrained enjoyment, have a good time, and partake in festivities with exuberance.
Prior to the popularization of the term "Detty December," Ghanaians abroad traditionally visited their homeland during the festive season, a cherished practice for many families.
Numerous members of the African diaspora including Black Hollywood stars have been drawn to Ghana, participating in and contributing to the festivities.
[13] The Ghana Tourism Authority waived a pre-approval visa-on-arrival requirement for visitors from December 1 to January 15 to experience Ghanaian culture.