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.
In a pioneering step towards inclusive tourism, Goa celebrated International Tourism Day 2025 with its first-ever Inclusive Boat Cruise—bringing together over 60 persons with disabilities and allies for an unforgettable experience on the Mandovi River.
Goa marked World Tourism Day 2025 with a month-long celebration of regenerative and inclusive tourism, led by the Department of Tourism under the guidance of Hon’ble Minister Dr. Rohan Khaunte. The campaign featured over 30 immersive events involving communities, students, and visitors across Goa — highlighting the state’s commitment to sustainability, culture, and accessibility.
To mark World Tourism Day 2025, Goa Tourism, in collaboration with TTAG and SKAL International Goa, hosted immersive cultural experiences in Mulgao Village and a special Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour around North Goa. Hon’ble Tourism Minister Rohan A. Khaunte emphasized the importance of community-led, sustainable tourism, while students from Bal Bhavan joined an engaging educational tour through Goa’s heritage, highlighting the state’s evolving tourism strategy beyond beaches.
Goa is set to become a global hub for AI in hospitality through a strategic partnership with Pacific Link College, Canada. The upcoming Centre of Excellence will equip Goan youth with future-ready skills, boost smart tourism innovation, and position Goa as a leader in AI-powered travel experiences.
