The Department of Tourism, Government of Goa, will participate in ITB Asia 2025, Asia’s leading travel trade show, scheduled from 15–17 October 2025 at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. Goa’s participation reflects its focus on presenting itself as a destination that goes beyond leisure to offer authentic, meaningful, and sustainable travel experiences.
Goa Tourism will showcase initiatives that promote culture, heritage, spirituality, wellness, and community-driven tourism. Accompanying the tourism delegation, the Goa Forest Department, Government of Goa will highlight the state’s rich biodiversity, wildlife conservation efforts, and immersive zoo experiences, encouraging visitors to explore Goa’s natural heritage alongside its cultural and spiritual offerings.
These efforts highlight Goa’s evolving tourism approach, emphasizing experiences that are immersive, regenerative, and inclusive, while benefiting local communities and preserving the environment. Goa pavilion will serve as a dynamic meeting point for international travel partners, offering insights into Goa’s new tourism direction. Delegates and visitors will be able to explore curated experiences, connect with tourism stakeholders, and learn how Goa is aligning its tourism development with global sustainability and regenerative tourism goals.
Minister for Tourism, Rohan A. Khaunte said: “Goa is entering a new phase in its tourism journey. At ITB Asia 2025, it is about building meaningful connections with global travel partners and showing that Goa is ready with upgraded infrastructure, safer travel environments, and a wider range of experiences. Regenerative tourism is central to our vision, ensuring that travel to Goa leaves positive footprints for communities, traditions, and the natural world.”
Director of Tourism, Shri Kedar Naik, added: “Our presence at ITB Asia 2025 is about more than promoting Goa. We want visitors to see Goa as a place where heritage, nature, and community come together to create enriching journeys.”
The visitors can explore offerings such as spiritual tourism circuits, heritage trails that bring Goa’s architecture and living traditions to life, and wellness retreats rooted in yoga and holistic healing.
The pavilion will also feature local festivals, rural tourism initiatives, and community-led projects that connect tourism growth directly to Goan communities and environmental preservation.
Through ITB Asia 2025, Goa seeks to strengthen international partnerships, reach new markets, and position itself as a globally connected destination, rooted in its identity while embracing sustainable and future-ready tourism practices.
