Goa Goverment Starts 'Monsoon Treking' to boost tourism in hinterland areas

   Goa Government Starts 'Monsoon Trekking to boost  tourism in hinterland areas 

The Goa Tourism Development Corporation (GTDC)recently launched the Monsoon Trekking program to boost tourism in hinterland areas.

While addressing the launch event at Tambdi Surla in South Goa, GTDC Chairman and Sanvordem MLA Dr. Ganesh Gaonkar added that this move will help increase the economy of the region and will further help to generate employment for locals.

As consistent with the reports, extra than 8 million travelers go to Goa each year, and maximum of them choose to go to the seashores to revel in the sun, sand, and the ocean throughout their vacation. However, now the Goa Government is also focusing on hinterland tourism.

Referring to this, Gaonkar elaborated that there are several things one can’t discover or see at the beaches. However, in hinterland areas, one receives one hundred percent sparkling air freed from cost, while they do not have to pay for it, he added.

He also assured travelers of secure trekking, and added, "Your protection is of extreme importance."

Gaonkar said that the idea of Atithi Devo Bhava could be made significant withinside the coastal state and that the Monsoon Trekking program might be prolonged in different areas.

The Chairman additionally added that the tourist guides will be educated through the GTDC and the Forest Department and that only licensed guides might be permitted to accompany travelers.

GTDC Managing Director Nikhil Desai knows that the primary collection of monsoon hiking has already started. "This might be a 4-hour trek, in which travelers will revel in looking at plant life and fauna and the way lovely the hinterland is," he said.

He additionally introduced that this trek might be organized most effectively on Sundays.

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