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VIP Jeoun Service opens new terminal in Ho, expands transport network

VIP Jeoun Service has inaugurated a new terminal in Ho to serve routes to Accra and Kumasi

VIP Jeoun Service opens new terminal in Ho, expands transport network
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In Brief

  • •VIP Jeoun Service has inaugurated a new terminal in Ho to serve routes to Accra and Kumasi
  • •The company now operates about 85 destinations across Ghana, dispatching more than 350 buses daily from Accra
  • •VIP plans to add a 35‑seater executive coach and extend services to Kpando, Worawora and Dambai in the Volta and Oti regions
  • •The expansion is part of a broader effort to improve inter‑regional connectivity and promote tourism in the Volta Region

Why It Matters

The opening of the Ho terminal marks a significant step in enhancing mobility between Ghana’s major cities and the Volta Region, potentially boosting local economies and tourism. By adding larger, more comfortable vehicles and expanding routes, VIP Jeoun Service aims to meet rising passenger demand and support regional development initiatives promoted by the Volta Regional Coordinating Council.

Key Details

New Terminal Location
Ho
Number of Destinations
85
Daily Buses from Accra
350
New Vehicle Type
35‑seater executive coach
Expansion Regions
Volta and Oti

Context & Background

VIP Jeoun Service began operations 17 years ago with a single Kumasi‑Accra route and has since grown to serve a wide network across Ghana.

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