Goa Tourism has launched its heartfelt year-end campaign “Feels Like Goa”, celebrating the state’s timeless charm, spirituality, cultural richness, and festive energy. Designed to rekindle emotional connections with travelers, the campaign highlights Goa as more than just a destination — it’s a feeling.
In the presence of Hon’ble Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah, Goa laid the foundation for four transformative tourism projects — Town Square (Porvorim), Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Museum (Farmagudi), PM Ekta Mall (Chimbel), and the Eco-Tourism Project (Harvalem). These initiatives signal a bold move toward sustainable, inclusive, and year-round tourism.
Goa cements its position as a leading sports tourism destination with Goa Rugby 7s 2025 – Season 2, set to take place on 15–16 November at GMC Athletic Stadium, Bambolim. Supported by Goa Tourism and in collaboration with Crocotycles Rugby Foundation, the event promotes regenerative tourism, youth development, and international sporting appeal.
The Department of Tourism, Government of Goa, concluded its month-long World Tourism Day 2025 festivities with a powerful film festival at ESG, Panaji. Highlighting inclusive and regenerative tourism, the celebrations brought together communities, creators, students, and stakeholders to showcase Goa's culture, heritage, and evolving tourism landscape.
On September 27, Goa Tourism hosted its largest-ever Stakeholders’ Meet at Grand Hyatt Goa to mark World Tourism Day 2025, celebrating achievements, recognising contributions, and reinforcing its commitment to inclusive and regenerative tourism under the theme “Goa Beyond Beaches.”
