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Nightlife to Ayurveda: Goa to reboot its tourism pitch in Qatar expo

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Last updated: November 21, 2025 12:07 pm
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The Tourism Department will participate in the Qatar Travel and Tourism Expo 2025 from November 24-26 with an aim to showcase its renewed tourism positioning, strengthened by innovative experiences, enhanced services, and emerging global trends that are shaping the state’s evolving tourism landscape.

Tourism Minister Rohan Khaunte said that Goa’s participation at the Qatar Travel and Tourism Expo 2025 will allow us to present the depth of Goa’s tourism offerings, from wellness and nature-based experiences to cinematic exposure and vibrant nightlife.

“We look forward to engaging with global industry leaders and strengthening Goa’s presence in key international markets,” he said.

Tourism Director Kedar Naik said that the Expo will provide a vital opportunity to showcase Goa’s expanding range of tourism services and new-age

travel experiences.

“Through our participation, we aim to build stronger international partnerships, highlight recent improvements in tourism infrastructure, and promote Goa as a destination that offers both quality and authenticity,” Naik said.

Goa’s participation will highlight the state’s new tourism trends such as noctourism, which emphasises curated and safe nightlife zones enriched with music, culture, and

local gastronomy.

The participation will also highlight jet-setting, an increasingly popular segment driven by film and screen tourism, with Goa’s presence in films, OTT series, and international productions contributing significantly to

destination awareness.

Additionally, the concept of calmcations will be showcased, reflecting Goa’s strength in wellness-based travel, Ayurveda retreats, nature escapes, and tranquil getaways that cater to travellers seeking rest and rejuvenation.

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