Goa expects strong charter season, tourists from new markets: Govt
Additional frequencies are planned during the peak winter months.In 2025, Goa received 189 charter flights, bringing in a cumulative 40,336 foreign tourists, with operations split between Dabolim and Mopa airports. In 2017, Goa received 1,024 charter flights carrying 2,49,374 foreign tourists, which declined to 799 flights and 2,16,738 tourists in 2019.Get the latest India News, breaking headlines and real-time updates from across the country. Stay informed about politics, government policies, crime, weather and major national developments.Home/India News/Goa Expects Strong Charter Season, Tourists From New Markets: GovtSee Less
- ▪Additional frequencies are planned during the peak winter months.In 2025, Goa received 189 charter flights, bringing in a cumulative 40,336 foreign tourists, with operations split between Dabolim and Mopa airports.
- ▪In 2017, Goa received 1,024 charter flights carrying 2,49,374 foreign tourists, which declined to 799 flights and 2,16,738 tourists in 2019.Get the latest India News, breaking headlines and real-time updates from across the country.
- ▪Stay informed about politics, government policies, crime, weather and major national developments.Home/India News/Goa Expects Strong Charter Season, Tourists From New Markets: GovtSee Less
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Goa expects strong charter season, tourists from new markets: GovtOn average, international visitors arriving on charter services stay in Goa for 10 to 14 nights, while an Indian tourist stays for 3-4 nights per visit.Published on: Jul 27, 2026, 19:54:43 ISTBy Gerard de Souza, PANAJIPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link : Goa’s tourism department expects a rise in charter tourist arrivals this year as veteran operators return ahead of the upcoming tourist season, the department said in a statement.Khaunte said his department was encouraged by the emergence of new source markets which present significant opportunities to expand Goa’s global tourism footprint (Unsplash)The statement said Goa has retained long-standing charter operators from markets such as the United Kingdom, Russia,…
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