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Goa made a strong impression at ITB Asia 2025 as it cast the spotlight on its distinctive Regenerative Tourism model.
Touting its blend of sustainability, culture, and connectivity under the theme Goa: The Gateway to All Possibilities, the Department of Tourism of the Government of Goa engaged with key international stakeholders to promote meaningful collaborations and enhance global visibility.
This year’s ITB Asia delegation was made up of GTDC managing director Shri Kuldeep Arolkar, deputy director of tourism Shri Rajesh Kale, GTDC’s deputy general manager for marketing and hotels Shri Deepak Narvekar, GTDC superintending engineer Shri Nivrutti Parsekar, GFDC general manager Shri Amar Heblekar, and GTDC senior manager Shri Vishesh Naik.
Why Goa?
From leisure travellers discovering the province’s unique landscapes, to adventure seekers exploring its scenic hinterlands, wellness enthusiasts attending yoga and wellness retreats, or MICE and film tourism professionals, Goa offers a truly diverse tourism experience.
Through its regenerative approach, the state ensures that tourism growth benefits local communities while protecting its cultural and natural heritage for generations to come.
Goa’s successful presence at ITB Asia 2025 reaffirms its standing as a forward-thinking destination, one that is embracing innovation, sustainability, and collaboration to unlock global opportunities in tourism.
Opening doors
Speaking about Goa’s participation, its minister of tourism Shri Rohan A Khaunte declared: “Our participation at ITB Asia 2025 has opened new avenues for Goa to engage with global tourism leaders and strengthen international collaborations. This engagement has helped us attract quality tourism, diversify source markets, and position Goa as a year-round destination that offers meaningful experiences. Through such international platforms, we aim to reinforce Goa’s identity as a destination that grows responsibly while contributing positively to the global tourism landscape. These exchanges not only enhance our international outreach but also pave the way for long-term partnerships that align with our vision of creating a tourism ecosystem rooted in regeneration and inclusivity.”
Tourism director Shri Kedar Naik likewise emphasised the state’s readiness to welcome international travellers.
Naik said: “Goa’s participation at ITB Asia reflects the state’s commitment to expanding international reach while staying true to its cultural essence. We are working towards attracting travellers who value authentic experiences that celebrate Goa’s heritage, wellness offerings, and natural beauty in responsible ways.”
For his part, GTDC’s Arolkar remarked: “ITB Asia 2025 allows us to explore innovative tourism solutions and collaborate with global partners to enhance Goa’s offerings while keeping sustainability and community benefits at the core.”
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