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LNTA is an autonomous public institution established by an Act of the Legislature in 2025 to coordinate, regulate, promote tourism, infrastructure development, preserve Liberia's cultural heritage, and develop the creative economy.

MONROVIA, Liberia — President Joseph Nyuma Boakai on Tuesday commissioned three deputy directors-general of the Liberia ...
09/09/2026

MONROVIA, Liberia — President Joseph Nyuma Boakai on Tuesday commissioned three deputy directors-general of the Liberia National Tourism Authority, completing the senior leadership structure of the relatively new agency as Liberia seeks to give tourism a more prominent role in its economic development.
https://lnta.gov.lr/senior-leadership-team-fully-formed-as-president-boakai-commissions-three-deputies/

The appointments strengthen an institution the government is counting on to turn the country’s cultural, historical and natural assets into a larger source of jobs, investment and economic growth. MONROVIA, Liberia — President Joseph Nyuma Boakai on Tuesday commissioned three deputy directors-ge...

05/09/2026

Along the Atlantic coast, Robertsport has emerged as a notable surfing destination, known for its long point breaks and consistent swells.

The coastal city is helping bring greater attention to Liberia’s growing surf culture.

29/08/2026

From pristine coastlines to unforgettable adventures, Liberia is a destination waiting to be experienced.

YEALA, Lofa County — Hidden among the landscapes of northern Liberia, ancient walls, nine tunnels, historic creeks and s...
25/08/2026

YEALA, Lofa County — Hidden among the landscapes of northern Liberia, ancient walls, nine tunnels, historic creeks and stories of seven warriors have endured for generations. Now, a new effort is taking shape to preserve that history and bring Yeala’s heritage to a wider audience.

Plans for Yeala include preserving the ancient double wall and gate, conducting archaeological and geological surveys of the nine tunnels, and protecting the Ancient Warriors Creek and Yeala Creek.

The proposed development also includes a museum, monuments honoring the seven ancient warriors, a visitor and tourism information centre, an open-air venue for traditional festivals, a guest house, and a traditional arts and crafts market and training centre in Fissebu.
https://lnta.gov.lr/liberia-moves-to-preserve-ancient-yeala-site-opening-new-chapter-for-heritage-tourism/

YEALA, Lofa County — Hidden among the landscapes of northern Liberia, ancient walls, nine tunnels, historic creeks and stories of seven warriors have endured for generations. Now, a new effort is taking shape to preserve that history and bring Yeala’s heritage to a wider audience. On Sunday, Aug...

How well do you know the Liberian flag? Eleven stripes. One blue square. One white star. Each carefully placed to form t...
25/08/2026

How well do you know the Liberian flag?

Eleven stripes. One blue square. One white star. Each carefully placed to form the Lone Star we proudly call our national flag.

Take a closer look at the flag we raise, carry, and celebrate—and know what makes it uniquely Liberian.

From Heritage to Hope: The Flag that Unites Us

25/08/2026

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24/08/2026

Today, we honor the Lone Star and celebrate our history, culture, and national spirit. May our flag always remind us of who we are, where we come from, and what unites us.

Happy Flag Day, Mama Liberia 🇱🇷

Every August 24, Liberians pause to remember the first unfurling of our national flag—a powerful symbol of our identity,...
23/08/2026

Every August 24, Liberians pause to remember the first unfurling of our national flag—a powerful symbol of our identity, unity, and shared history.

As Liberia celebrates Flag Day, the Liberia National Tourism Authority (LNTA) and the Ministry of Education are joining efforts to help Liberians reconnect with the national flag and deepen their understanding of its history, meaning, and significance.

Through this joint civic awareness campaign, we will share stories and information that strengthen national pride, promote civic consciousness, and connect our heritage to future generations.

From Heritage to Hope: The Flag that Unites Us

21/08/2026

Experience Liberia like Wodemaya, and you too will have plenty to say. Like Calypso Rose, he captures the experience and tells the story.

Good people.
Great energy.
Incredible places.
Tasty food.

And most importantly, stories worth sharing with the world.

Thank you, WodeMaya, for experiencing Liberia and helping tell the Liberian story to the world. 🇱🇷

21/08/2026

Recap highlights from Providence Island site tour and Groundbreaking Ceremony.

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D-312, Warner Avenue, 18th Street Sinkor
Monrovia
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Monday 07:30 - 18:00
Tuesday 07:30 - 06:00
Wednesday 07:30 - 18:00
Thursday 07:30 - 18:00
Friday 07:30 - 18:00

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