Lomé
The capital is the planned home base: historical orientation, markets, fabrics, artisans, shared meals and cultural evenings. Days 5 and 6 bring the cohort back together for community encounters, a business roundtable and the closing gala.
Togoville & Lake Togo
A planned lake experience and heritage encounters explore history through local voices. Boat operations, safety arrangements and cultural permissions will be confirmed before travel.
Aného & Glidji
Coastal storytelling and community encounters connect visitors with the region’s history and living traditions. Ceremonies are attended only by invitation, with guidance from cultural custodians.
Kpalimé & Kloto
The proposed Day 4 explores landscapes and waterfalls, batik and artisan work, and local coffee, cocoa or agricultural experiences. Final visits and walking requirements will be shared with participants.
Kara & Koutammakou
An optional 2–3 day northern extension is planned rather than compressing the north into the core itinerary. Koutammakou is the UNESCO World Heritage cultural landscape of the Batammariba; visits must respect site capacity and local protocols.