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Tourism Minister Rohan Khaunte said on November 21 that the \u201cexclusive\u201d showcase will introduce Goa’s renewed tourism vision, updated campaigns and a wide range of experiential offerings aimed at international audiences. \u201cThis engagement aims to strengthen Goa’s presence in the Southeast Asian market and build meaningful partnerships with key travel trade stakeholders,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Khaunte added that the state is working to position itself as a premium global destination by adopting new ideas and sustainable practices. \u201cThrough this roadshow in Malaysia, we aim to present a refreshed version of Goa, one that celebrates our culture, amplifies new-age tourism trends, and aligns with our commitment to regenerative and responsible tourism,\u201d he said. Tourism Director Kedar Naik highlighted Malaysia as an important source market, noting that the event provides an opportunity to introduce Goa\u2019s forward-looking initiatives. \u201cWe are focusing on diversified offerings, from entertainment to wellness, luxury, and experiential travel. Our new trends, Nocto Tourism, Jet-Setting, and CalmCation, represent the evolving aspirations of modern travellers and the direction in which Goa’s tourism ecosystem is progressing,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n Naik added that the roadshow will also feature the state\u2019s recently launched Feels Like Goa campaign, an immersive narrative designed to redefine the essence of Goa by shining a light on culture, heritage, wellness, cuisine and its regenerative tourism approach.<\/p>\n
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