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Numbers: Goan tourism is set for a big booster June ’24 onwards. As per Goan Govt estimates, the state welcomed ~1.5cr tourists in 2023. That’s an avg of ~41k a day. And come June, this number will go up by almost 6k! Almost 15% jump. .. But how

Goa, being a small state yet one of the most popular tourist destinations in India, is facing problems due to over-tourism. Identify one such problem (either existing or predicted for future) for Goa due to over-tourism. Suggest a ssolution for solvi

Goa - Dream vacation spot or just overpriced & overhyped .... Goa’s tourism industry has always been a major attraction for investors, especially those looking to own villas as a lucrative investment. But recent data paints a different picture—tour

From Dream to Reality - Kolkata metro Has finally touched the Kolkata Airport Metro Station. The First Pre-Trial Run from Noapara to Kolkata airport (Jai Hind Metro Station) was Successfully Done Today before the Main Trial Runs on Monday.

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West Bengal has recently been recognized by UNESCO as a top destination for heritage tourism. CM Mamata Banerjee announced the development, emphasizing its significant potential to create employment opportunities, particularly for the youth in the re

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport, Kolkata Continues to Dominate the Indian airports Revenue list under Airport Authority of India The Revenues of Top 10 Indian Airports under AAI (2023-24) are: Kolkata: ₹1578.61 Cr Chennai: ₹1,212

Hi With no prior experience in the travel and tourism sector. I’m planning on building an online travel and tourism platform for India. I needed help with some contacts who help me out in getting it done. Anyone from tourism and hospitality sector p

Goa: Paradise or Pressure Cooker? 🌴✨ With tourists outnumbering locals by SIX TIMES, Goa is at a tipping point. The beaches are crowded, roads choked, water scarce, and the environment paying the price. Is this what sustainable tourism looks like