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6 Lessons For The Entertainment Industry To Learn From The Greater Works Conference

“Greater works is always a huge endeavor; we start working from the end of one edition for the next one. These things don’t just happen by chance. What we call the ANOINTING is deliberately nurtured and cultivated. We have to build a place for GOD; a system for GOD to use; you can’t just out of the moment pull up anything and say GOD use it. We have to prepare for HIM and so we take time to prepare. “
These were the [paraphrased] words of the venerable Dr. Mensah Otabil in his opening remarks on the final day of the GREATER WORKS Conference 2022.
From all indications the thousands of people in the main auditorium of the ICGC CHRIST TEMPLE EAST, the overflows, viewing centers across the 16 regions, and from around the world joining online agreed that the organizers nailed the seemingly impossible task of executing a near flawless event of such mega proportions.
The adjectives in the preceding paragraph may sound like an exaggeration but I dare say they are not.
In a country where we have embraced mediocrity in event organization; where technical glitches and late starts are a ‘norm’; GREATER WORKS deserves special commendation.
WHY? For 5 days, the conference ‘spoke’ competence and excellence in multiple languages; from the audio-visual quality and stage management; to crowd control; security, and the overall event management from the top; right down to the orderlies handling parking and the ushers dealing with massive crowds with a consistent smile and soft touchevery time.
Here are 6 lessons I believe the Ghanaian entertainment industry; especially concert and festival organizers could benefit from; as another busy December beckons and Ghana is billed once again to take center stage on the continent;
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- THE MUSIC, PERFORMANCES, PERFORMERS & THE STAGE MANAGEMENT
Dr. Otabil dedicated the first part of his sermon on DAY 5 to call on stage and BLESS the leaders of the various music groups from across the ICGC branches who led the praises and worship for GW2022. The crowds were ecstatic inside and outside the auditorium; the live chats on the online stream were hyped in agreement too. And rightfully so.
Homegrown from the various ICGC churches across the country; the performances were precise, concise, energetic when need be; soothing when required, and all-around anointed. The GW Choir led by Pastor Edwin Dadson and Ella; the ALL Choir, the Mass Choir, the ZAMAR band with FELA-like afro-jazz renditions of evergreen African gospel favorites; that had London-based Nigerian Pastor, Matthew Ashimolowo heaping praises on them; the soloists, Sandra Huson-Kelly, Perez Music and the Afro Gospel Choir [hope I got the names right] set the perfect backdrop to receive the Word and the Anointing of the Lord.
TIP: Sometimes homegrown talent; well groomed, trained, and empowered can deliver excellence in leaps and bounds above what expensive outsourced talent could ever produce.
And then the stage management; no uncomfortable pauses in between performances or speakers; MCs were prompt and precise accompanied by video introductions that left little to guessing; all details captured and delivered in sequence as if thoroughly rehearsed over months. Having seen and been part of so many events in the last 10 years; I can boldly say that stage management was an absolute masterclass.
Tip: every event organizer should go back and watch the YouTube re-runs on the various channels and then learn a thing or two from them.
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- THE STREAMING
GW2022 has raised the bar on how to execute online streaming for maximum impact. Viewing centers spread across all 16 regions of the country tuned in and were part of every minute of the conference via online streaming. If you watched the live streams on YouTube from the ICGC channels and media partner channels; you witnessed end-to-end seamless broadcasting.
Save for brief interruptions in the early stages of Day 1 and 2, which were quickly fixed. Impeccable sound and video quality. No buffers.
From Accra to all of Ghana and the world.
A major cue to concert organizers: the most important takeaway from here; is the world-class audio-visual quality of the live streams delivered consistently over multiple days under intense pressure. A job well done by the media team.
- AUDIO-VISUAL QUALITY
Mensah Otabil on Day 2 was so impressed with the sound quality of his auditorium he had to applaud the sound guy; I believe the name mentioned was Seyram.
If the performances were electrifying; the sound was the plug that fired it up. Clear sound with every decibel profoundly emitted through the auditorium and outside to the overflows that exceeded the numbers in the auditorium and were spread far and wide. Visuals were a key component that brought it all together; how else do you communicate the anointing to thousands who are not in the room to feel it? No doubt, international standard quality. Must have cost a fortune and a half.
Good sound is not cheap; great sound is expensive but amazing sound is a luxury few can afford; however, it is the stuff that International standard events are made of. So perhaps if you cannot afford it, you may not need to bring in that international artiste who is probably taking up all your budget and then proceed to give him bad sound to work with. Invest elsewhere. A word to the wise……
- SECURITY
The Ghana Police Service earned a special mention from Dr. Otabil on Day 5 and it was well deserved; there weren’t uniformed men in your face and being intimidating, but no doubt they were there, and their presence was felt in how secure everything was from parking; to securing spaces; crowd control inside and outside; not a single blip to the lay man’s eye; there may certainly have been internal glitches but none so that anyone may have felt insecure. When you think of managing thousands of different types of people each day for 5 days; and not a single car was broken into; no bag was stolen and no drama. Kudos to the security service personnel.
- THE EVENT STAFF
Polite, ever smiling; ever courteous even in difficult situations; such as people wanting to force their way into the main auditorium when it is full [ there were marked-out signs indicating this]. Tons of people trying to push their way through and all shouting at the same time with the most emotionally charged pleas. And yet; there was no physicality employed; situations tactfully managed and contained; most importantly always with a smile and a soft ‘No please’. No drama. Praise the Lord.
The tip here is obvious.
- THE ORGANISATION:
2 Major keys to tap into.
Firstly, every session started on time over 5 days and through 9 sessions [Morning & Evening]. No technical glitches or late arrivals to cause delays; space opened to the public 2 hours to start time; full within 1 hour of start time; event starts on time and finishes on time. Hard to believe right? Well, it happened at GW2022.
Second major key. The washrooms were crowded, 10,000 people were using them! And yes, there were queues [of course]; but most importantly it always smelled fresh in there; always clean; tissue paper never run out; liquid soap dispensers were neither empty nor malfunctioning at any point in time. The water never stopped running. Need I say more?
Kudos to Chief Organizer, Lady Joy Mensah Otabil and her big team spread from all the ICGC branches across the country.
Following a successful GW2022; indications are that the dates and planning for GW2023 have already started in earnest. I am almost certain that 2023 would be a major improvement on the success of 2022; as has been declared; “IT IS GOING TO BE MORE GLORIOUS” in this new SEASON.
This leaves us with yet another cue for all event organizers; the end of your last event is and should be the beginning of planning for the next edition.
KUDOS TO DR. AND LADY JOY MENSAH OTABIL and the entire GW2022 team. All accolades duly earned.
ABOUT THE WRITER
DERICK ADDAI-DARKO is a seasoned PR & Brand Marketing Consultant; with experience curating experiential and digital marketing campaigns for multi-national brands such as Jack Daniels, Johnnie Walker, CIROC, LUC Belaire, Remy Martins, Django Brothers Glenmorangie, and many others in Ghana and Kenya. A writer by passion and a former blogger. He worked on the AFRONATION Concert in 2019 in GHANA, curating the CIROC VVIP Lounge, and was the PR Manager for the first 3 editions of the GHANA MEETS NAIJA Concert. He is the founder of the NIGHTLIFE AWARDS GHANA.
Email: derickaddaidarko@gmail.com / derick.ad@blacktracegroup.com
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Rural Ghana: Breaking development barriers with last-mile delivery

On a journey in the northern belt of Ghana, through the savannah stretching from Sawla to Damango, one discovers an innovative spark that has redefined the landscape of logistics in Ghana’s Northern regions. Strait Research indicated that the African last-mile delivery market is poised to reach an impressive USD 2.35 billion in value, boasting a compelling Compound Annual Growth Rate of 8.45%. In fact, the World Bank has identified logistics as a pivotal contributor to a nation’s overall economic development (Arvis et al., 2016).
Alongside other actors striving to tackle Ghana’s logistics and delivery challenges, YomYom stands out with a clear mission – connecting Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) to logistics solutions that are not only accessible but also affordable and sustainable. With ever-changing local and global trade dynamics, Yom Yom has evolved to serve every corner of Northern Ghana. We leverage technology and local knowledge to improve efficiency and reach. YomYom utilizes advancements in mobile tech for route optimization, real-time order tracking, and efficient management of deliveries. We also integrate local knowledge into our delivery processes to overcome potential hurdles presented by weather, local customs, and inconsistent addressing systems. Over the years, we have shown a steady growth trajectory and impact, noticeably contributing to easing trade constraints in rural Ghana by providing a reliable and efficient delivery service. Our history is marked by a commitment to overcoming the hurdles of distance, infrastructure, and resources, making us a crucial aspect of daily life for businesses and consumers.
We acknowledge the myriad challenges that persist in Africa, from our poor road infrastructure to limited technological access and unfavorable policies that often hinder the growth of startups. It would, however, be an understatement not to recognize that these challenges have consistently presented formidable obstacles that we confront head-on. Our unwavering team continues to demonstrate that the delivery sector in Africa is not merely surviving but thriving on resilience and adaptability. In the face of adversity, we have discovered that these challenges, once conquered, can be transformed into opportunities that drive progress and innovation.
Our approach is marked by our adaptability to the unique challenges presented by different regions. This adaptability is evident in our diversified delivery modes, which include the utilization of E-Bicycle vehicles and motorbikes. These vehicles are particularly suited for maneuvering through rugged terrain and remote locations, ensuring that goods reach their destinations efficiently. We have also harnessed the power of technology to enhance our services. This involves the constant utilization of digital tools for route optimization and real-time order tracking. Our online ordering system enables users to place orders with ease and monitor the progress of their deliveries in real time.
We collaborate with locals who possess a deep understanding of the layout of the land. Their expertise in navigation is invaluable in ensuring successful deliveries. Overcoming the challenges posed by vast distances and dispersed populations, YomYom strategically locates centralized distribution centers in the country. Wherever you are, we have a nearby center to serve you and deliver to you with happiness. These hubs serve as pivotal points from which goods are dispatched directly to customers, significantly reducing delivery times, and improving overall efficiency.
Our delivery services have sparked a profound transformation in rural Ghana. These services have not only streamlined access to essential goods, eliminating the need for arduous journeys, but have also catalyzed economic growth by expanding market reach and fostering local commerce. In addition to fostering prosperity, our expansion has created numerous job opportunities, both within the delivery service itself and in related industries. YomYom’s commitment extends to improving healthcare outcomes through the reliable delivery of medical supplies to remote areas. The introduction of a digital interface has not only enhanced logistical efficiency but has also paved the way for digital literacy and inclusion, a vital aspect of modern development in rural regions. YomYom Delivery is a driving force in reducing inequality and paving the path for sustainable progress in rural communities in Ghana and beyond.
Mohammed Iddi
Founder, YomYom
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Jowato.com: Northern Ghana’s premier marketplace for Small African businesses

n the bustling city of Tamale, a revolutionary change is taking root, driven by the ingenuity and determination of one man: Jonathan Kojo. His creation, Jowato.com, is not just Northern Ghana’s first eCommerce platform; it’s now the largest Made in Ghana shopping center in the city. Jowato’s journey from a local startup to a national powerhouse is a story of vision, resilience, and a deep commitment to promoting Ghanaian-made products.
The Genesis of Jowato.com
Jonathan Kojo’s entrepreneurial journey began with a simple yet profound realization: the artisans and small-scale producers in Northern Ghana had immense talent and unique products, but their access to larger markets was severely limited. Jowato.com was born from this need to bridge the gap between local producers and potential customers across the globe.
A Platform Empowering Local SMEs
Jowato’s primary focus is on empowering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Ghana. By providing a direct link to larger markets, Jowato eliminates the need for middlemen, ensuring that the artisans and producers receive the full value for their efforts. This approach not only boosts the local economy but also ensures that customers get authentic, high-quality Ghanaian products.
Expanding Beyond Borders
From its humble beginnings in Tamale, Jowato.com has grown exponentially. It now boasts sellers from all over Ghana and reaches customers in 19 countries. This global expansion is not just a testament to the platform’s success but also to the appeal and quality of Ghanaian-made products.
A Hub for Quality and Authenticity
Walking into Jowato’s shopping center in Tamale is like stepping into a microcosm of Ghanaian culture and craftsmanship. From exquisite handwoven Kente cloth to organic shea butter, from traditional crafts to modern cosmetics, Jowato offers a diverse range of products that embody the spirit and talent of Ghana.
Empowerment Through Technology
At the heart of Jowato’s success is its innovative use of technology. By creating a user-friendly online marketplace, Jonathan Kojo has not only provided a platform for local producers but also brought the convenience of online shopping to customers. This digital approach has been particularly impactful in expanding the reach of small businesses, allowing them to connect with customers they would never have reached otherwise.
Visit Jowato SME Marketplace
Whether you’re an SME looking to connect with bigger markets or a resident in Tamale searching for the best Made in Ghana products, Jowato SME Marketplace is your destination. This platform stands as a beacon of innovation and empowerment, showcasing the best of Ghanaian entrepreneurship and craftsmanship.
Join the growing community of buyers and sellers at Jowato.com and be part of a movement that is not just selling products but also telling the story of Ghana’s rich culture and heritage. Visit Jowato, where quality meets authenticity, and every purchase supports a local business. Welcome to Jowato – the heart of Made in Ghana.
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Nana Tamakloe In Russia To Represent Ghana At BRICS+ Fashion Summit

Tamakloe, whose avant-garde approach has reshaped the African fashion landscape, is no stranger to accolades. Having launched the continent’s premier fashion blog in 2012 and later introducing the widely celebrated Accra Fashion Week, he continues to set trends and redefine fashion norms.
Last year, Tamakloe received global recognition when he graced the stage at the Memphis In May Festival in the USA, being invites to America with other luminaries like King Otumfou, Stonebwoy, and Okyeame Kwame. This acknowledgment was a testament to his significant impact on Ghanaian culture, and now, he brings his distinctive vision to the global stage at the BRICS Fashion Summit.
Under the auspices of Moscow Fashion Week, the BRICS Fashion Summit has become a melting pot of fashion elites. Editors, event organizers, representatives from major publications, clothing specialists, bloggers, instructors, and emerging designers from around the world have gathered, creating an atmosphere of creativity and collaboration.
Originally synchronized with Moscow Fashion Week, the BRICS Fashion Summit is not just a calendar event; it’s a strategic endeavor to cultivate the ethos of the BRICS Fashion community. Stemming from the BRICS—an intergovernmental organization uniting Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—the fashion community aims to redefine the industry’s dynamics.
The Fashion summit transcends borders, with over 30 countries participating in this cross-cultural celebration of style. From the chic streets of China to the vibrant landscapes of Nigeria, the BRICS Fashion Summit is a global rendezvous of sartorial excellence.
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How COP28 Aims to Unlock Trillions for Climate Solutions by Centering Business

Over 70,000 individuals from around the world are about to converge on Dubai to participate in COP28. In the lead-up, the UAE’s COP28 Presidency has made no secret of its ambition to make this the most inclusive and consequential COP ever. And while much of that effort has elevated historically underrepresented communities, and rightly so, a lesser-known determination of the COP28 Presidency is about transforming how the COP process engages with the private sector.
From 1-2 December this year, COP28 will feature the biggest gathering of business and philanthropy devoted to solving climate change in history, at the inaugural Business & Philanthropy Climate Forum. Held in parallel with the heads of state level World Climate Action Summit, the Forum will bring together 1,000 heads of business and philanthropy – alongside policymakers and other stakeholders – to spur tangible climate action.
While COPs have traditionally been seeing as a political process, opening the COP28 summit with this Forum will set an entirely new tone. To expedite the pathway to transformative action, the Forum will include a set of 22 actions that CEOs and philanthropists can take right away. These include game-changing climate ‘moonshots’ and breakthrough technologies, expanding indigenous peoples’ direct access to investment, accelerating food supply chain transformation across the Global South, accelerating technology transfer, de-risking green investments, enhancing natural capital, boosting green SMEs and start-ups, and increasing investment in resilience for vulnerable communities around the world. The goal is to provide an accessible way for the private sector to move beyond declarations, into implementation.
From the outset, we’ve established global partnerships with major players who will help galvanize business communities around the world. They include Sustainable Markets Initiative (SMI), International Finance Corporation (IFC), Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), World Economic Forum, Asian Development Bank, Africa Finance Corporation, Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) and XPRIZE.
Fixing climate finance is a top priority. Global investments of over USD 3 trillion per year will be required to enable the world to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. The private sector could play the most consequential role in generating the multiplier effect required to take us from billions to trillions.
For far too long, business and philanthropy have been relegated to the periphery of global climate negotiations, often dismissed as a part of the problem. But this is a terrible missed opportunity. Private capital markets have more than doubled over the past decade, reaching over $23 trillion. Philanthropic capital alone flowing through the global financial system every year is well above $1 trillion dollars. The latter can often be deployed in more flexible, risk-tolerant and patient ways than other forms of finance.
Combined, these capital flows are key to unlocking accessible, affordable and targeted solutions to closing the climate finance gap. And we mustn’t neglect the massive additional contributions that businesses everywhere and of all sizes can make to the climate action agenda through their networks, capacity to innovate, and engagement with local communities.
That’s why the COP28 Business & Philanthropy Forum will support governments, businesses and philanthropists to work together and in parallel, collaborating where they can while playing to their respective strengths. No individual stakeholder can succeed alone. Only when we blend capabilities and capital across these sectors, can we produce outcomes with the required scale and timeframe.
Business and philanthropy hold the greatest untapped potential for accelerating implementation of the world’s climate and nature goals. It’s time to mobilize the world’s private capital in service of the planet.
Badr Jafar is the COP28 Special Representative for Business & Philanthropy, and CEO of UAE-based Crescent Enterprises
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The Ultimate Guide to Summer Women’s Shorts: Find Your Perfect Fit and Style

As the temperature rises and the days grow longer, it’s time to revamp your wardrobe with the quintessential summer staple – shorts. Versatile, comfortable, and effortlessly stylish, summer shorts are a must-have for every woman. However, with the myriad of styles, lengths, and fabrics available, finding the perfect pair can be a daunting task. Fear not! In this ultimate guide, we’ll navigate the world of women’s shorts, helping you discover your ideal fit and style for a chic and comfortable summer look.
Understanding Your Body Type
Before delving into the world of shorts, it’s crucial to understand your body type. Each woman’s body is unique, and certain styles can complement specific shapes better than others. Whether you have an hourglass, pear, apple, or rectangular body shape, there’s a perfect pair of shorts for you.
- Hourglass: Emphasize your curves with high-waisted shorts that cinch at the waist.
- Pear: A-line or wide-legged shorts can balance a wider hip area.
- Apple: Opt for mid-rise shorts that sit comfortably on the hips, avoiding unnecessary emphasis on the midsection.
- Rectangular: Create the illusion of curves with pleated or ruffled shorts that add volume.
Understanding your body type will serve as a foundation for finding women’s shorts that enhance your natural silhouette.
Exploring Different Styles
Denim Short
Denim shorts are a timeless summer classic, suitable for various occasions. From casual outings to beach days, denim shorts can be dressed up or down effortlessly. Choose from a range of cuts, including:
- Classic Cut: A mid-rise, straight cut that suits most body types.
- Distressed: Add a touch of edge with distressed or ripped denim shorts.
- High-Waisted: Perfect for accentuating the waist and creating an elongated leg appearance.
Chino Shorts
For a more polished and refined look, chino shorts are an excellent choice. These tailored shorts offer a sophisticated vibe, making them suitable for semi-casual or business-casual settings. Pair them with a crisp blouse or a tucked-in shirt for a chic ensemble.
Bermuda Shorts
If you prefer a longer length for added comfort and coverage, Bermuda shorts are the way to go. Falling just above or below the knee, these shorts strike a balance between style and modesty. They’re perfect for casual strolls, picnics, or outdoor activities.
Culottes
Culottes combine the best of both worlds – the breeziness of shorts with the appearance of a skirt. These wide-legged, flowing shorts are not only stylish but also incredibly comfortable. Ideal for a summer day out or a casual dinner, culottes can be paired with a tucked-in top or a fitted blouse for a trendy look.
Athletic Shorts
For those who lead an active lifestyle or simply appreciate the sporty aesthetic, athletic shorts are a go-to option. Whether you’re hitting the gym, going for a run, or just running errands, these shorts provide comfort and ease of movement. Look for moisture-wicking fabrics to stay cool during summer workouts.
Length Matters: Short, Medium, or Long?
The length of your shorts can significantly impact your overall look and comfort level. Consider the occasion, your body type, and personal preferences when choosing the perfect length.
- Short Shorts: Embrace a youthful and carefree vibe with shorts that sit high on the thighs. Ideal for casual outings, festivals, or beach days, short shorts are a summer favorite.
- Mid-Length Shorts: A versatile option that suits various body types and occasions. Mid-length shorts offer a balanced look, providing enough coverage for comfort while still showcasing your legs.
- Long Shorts (Bermuda): Opt for a more modest and sophisticated style with long summer shorts. Perfect for casual and semi-casual settings, Bermuda shorts offer a chic alternative to shorter styles.
Fabric Matters: Breathable and Comfortable
The right fabric can make all the difference in ensuring comfort during hot summer days. Choose lightweight, breathable fabrics that allow air circulation and keep you cool. Popular summer fabrics for shorts include:
- Cotton: A natural, breathable fabric that is perfect for casual and everyday wear.
- Linen: Known for its breathability, linen shorts are ideal for hot summer days, offering a relaxed and laid-back aesthetic.
- Denim: While typically heavier, denim shorts are a classic choice that can still be comfortable in moderate temperatures.
Styling Tips for a Complete Look
Now that you’ve found your perfect pair of summer shorts, it’s time to elevate your style with some key tips:
- Tuck it in: Tucking in your top can instantly enhance your waistline and create a polished look.
- Accessorize: Add flair with accessories such as a wide-brimmed hat, trendy sunglasses, or a stylish belt.
- Footwear: Match the style of your shorts with appropriate footwear, whether it’s sandals, sneakers, or wedges.
Conclusion
In the realm of summer fashion, women’s shorts reign supreme. With the myriad of styles, lengths, and fabrics available, there’s a perfect pair for every body type and occasion. By understanding your body shape, exploring different styles, considering length and fabric, and incorporating styling tips, you’ll confidently step into summer with a wardrobe that blends comfort and style seamlessly. Embrace the sunshine, showcase your individuality, and make a statement with the perfect pair of shorts that suits you best.
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How to Spend a Day Near Milan Linate: A Guide to the Best Attractions and Activities near the airport

Choosing Milan as your next travel destination is a no-brainer. It’s no coincidence that Milan consistently ranks at the top of travel lists featuring the best cities in Italy. The difficult part begins when you realise that the city is rife with fascinating attractions. For those interested in discovering lesser-known and hidden gems of the city, spending a day near Milan Linate is a must. You will be surprised by the fun activities that exist in the less touristy area near the airport.
How to Get to Milan Linate Airport?
As one of the largest airports in Northern Italy, Milan Linate handles domestic and European flights, making it super easy for Brits to arrive at this lovely country and reach Milan effortlessly. If you are in Milan, there are public buses and taxis that can take you to the airport at no time. You can also easily reach and enter the airport by car on your own.
How to Hire a Car at Milan Linate Airport?
Many travellers take advantage of the car hire services offered by agencies in the area so that they can explore as much as possible. Car hire companies, both inside the airport facilities and off-site, stand out for their wide variety of vehicle types and available services. This includes options ranging from receiving your desired car in front of the terminal to taking a shuttle to reach the office space. You will get to choose from affordable to deluxe services, depending on your budget and needs.
Where to Hire a Car at Milan Linate Airport?
You can safely compare affordable car hire options on holidaycars.com. The website provides you with all the necessary information, such as fuel or cancellation policies, to make a well-thought final decision so that you are not faced with unexpected fees at the end of your hiring experience. The collaboration with respected car suppliers and the excellent customer service of Holiday Cars ensure that you will have the time of your life, exploring the streets and roads of Milan in the comfort of a modern car.
The Best Attractions and Activities near Milan Linate
Forlanini Park
For those seeking a natural place to relax and recharge, Forlanini Park is a must-visit destination. You can either enjoy a leisure walk among the greenery or exercise by going cycling or rowing at the adjacent Lake Idroscalo. It’s also suitable for kids as there are playgrounds and shops.
Borromeo Castle
A lesser-known attraction that is worth a visit is Borromeo Castle. It dates back to the 14th century, and you can admire its mix of mediaeval and Renaissance architecture. You can even enjoy some peaceful moments in its charming gardens.
Milan City Center
One of the greatest attractions near Milan Linate is, without a doubt, Milan’s city centre. To be more exact, the airport is approximately 7 kilometres east of downtown Milan. This is your chance to explore iconic attractions like the Cathedral of Milan (Duomo di Milano), Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and the historic Brera district.
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