Goa launched the “Let’s Goa” tourism platform and the “One Map Goa” GIS portal to boost tourism and improve governance. The state also added 75 Wi-Fi hotspots and 11 4G towers to enhance connectivity. These initiatives aim to modernize infrastructure, attract global travelers, and support sustainable development.
Indian Hotels Company (IHCL) opened India’s largest hospitality skilling center in Goa. The center, part of IHCL’s Paathya program, aims to address the skills gap in the tourism sector, creating employment opportunities and supporting sustainable tourism growth in Goa. The initiative was launched during the 50th anniversary of the Taj Fort Aguada Resort & Spa and received praise from the Goa Tourism Minister.
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Goa Tourism showcased its commitment to sustainable and regenerative tourism at the World Travel Market (WTM) London 2024, emphasizing its diverse offerings beyond beaches. The state’s delegation, led by Tourism Minister Rohan A. Khaunte, engaged with global leaders to foster connections and promote Goa as a destination rich in culture, spirituality, and natural beauty. This strategic move aims to attract conscious travelers and position Goa as a leading sustainable tourism destination.
The Goa Tourism Department has filed a police complaint against a social media user who claimed that foreign tourists are avoiding Goa. The department alleges that the post spread false information, potentially harming the state’s reputation and causing alarm within the local community. The complaint highlights the increasing sensitivity of tourism authorities to social media perceptions and their efforts to control negative narratives.
Goa is experiencing a significant resurgence in tourism, with over 8 million domestic visitors in 2023 and a growing number of international arrivals. The state is actively promoting sustainable tourism, enhancing safety measures, and attracting events like destination weddings and MICE gatherings. Goa is also working to strengthen international connectivity, with new charter flights from key markets and a focus on promoting the state’s rich cultural heritage.
Goa, India’s coastal paradise, is experiencing a tourism boom with a surge in international visitors driven by new charter flights from Russia, London, and Central Asia. The Goa Tourism Department reports a significant increase in foreign travelers, demonstrating a strong recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Goa, renowned for its beaches and vibrant energy, is now offering a new wave of thrilling adventures. From white-water rafting on the Mhadei River to hop-on-hop-off bus tours, Goa’s latest offerings cater to both adrenaline junkies and those seeking cultural exploration, promising unforgettable experiences for every kind of traveler.
Goa’s Department of Tourism has introduced a range of exciting adventure activities, including paramotoring, shooting ranges, white-water rafting, bungee jumping, and scuba diving, catering to the growing demand for thrilling experiences. This initiative also emphasizes eco-tourism through responsible practices, ensuring the preservation of Goa’s natural beauty.
Goa’s tourism department is launching an aggressive campaign to attract international travelers. They are sending a delegation to Poland, Georgia, and Kazakhstan to host roadshows, showcasing the state’s beauty and unique offerings. The initiative aims to increase Goa’s global visibility and attract tourists amidst growing competition from Southeast Asian destinations.
