Goa’s tourism sector is undergoing a transformation driven by unified efforts between the Department of Tourism and industry stakeholders. From post-pandemic revival to a renewed focus on authenticity, sustainability, and visitor engagement, this collective approach is shaping a resilient future for travel in the state.
Goa's tourism industry is experiencing a remarkable boom in 2025, with over 54.55 lakh tourists visiting the state between January and June. Strong domestic footfalls and growing international arrivals, driven by strategic promotions and improved infrastructure, have positioned Goa as a year-round, globally appealing destination
Goa Tourism will highlight its Regenerative Tourism initiatives at TTF Kolkata 2025, focusing on immersive experiences, monsoon trails, and digital innovations. The showcase will reflect Goa’s evolving identity beyond beaches, promoting sustainability, culture, and mindful exploration.
The iconic Chikhal Kalo festival concluded at Sri Devki Krishna Temple, Marcel, with spirited mud games, dahi handi, and community rituals celebrating Lord Krishna’s bond with the Earth. The final day brought together locals, tourists, and devotees in a vibrant display of unity, culture, and nature-led devotion.
Chikhal Kalo 2025 was inaugurated at Shri Devki Krishna Temple in Marcel on July 5, ushering in a three-day celebration of Goa’s spiritual heritage, traditional arts, and culinary richness. With music, devotion, and cultural performances, the festival reflects Goa's commitment to regenerative, rooted tourism.
