Goa strengthens ties with Polish travelers, hosts Goa Roadshow 2024 in Warsaw

This initiative is expected to drive greater interest in Goa, ensuring the state remains a favored destination for Polish tourists.

The Department of Tourism, Government of Goa, wrapped up the Goa Roadshow 2024 in Warsaw, Poland, on December 5, 2024 at the Novotel Warszawa Centrum, Roza Hall, aimed at fostering closer ties with Poland’s travel community.

The exclusive invite-only event showcased Goa’s diverse attractions and positioned the state as an appealing destination for Polish travelers. Visitors were captivated by a detailed presentation by Director Tourism, Suneel Anchipaka, IAS, which highlighted Goa’s unique blend of scenic beauty, cultural heritage, and warm hospitality. A vivid video further brought Goa’s iconic charm to life for the audience. Nagma Mohamed Mallick, Ambassador of India to Poland, and Mohan Lal, Counsellor, graced the pavilion with their esteemed presence. Their visit underscored the strong cultural and tourism ties between India and Poland, adding significance to the event.

Commenting on the event, Anchipaka stated, “Blessed by the visit of Pope John Paul II, who graced Goa with his presence and bestowed his blessings upon this land, we are delighted to extend a warm invitation to Polish tourists to experience the charm and beauty of Goa. As we continue to explore key markets, our focus remains steadfast on prioritizing quality over quantity in tourism. It is with great enthusiasm that we welcome Poland’s travelers to discover the vibrant culture, heritage, and hospitality that make Goa truly extraordinary. Poland is an important market for us, and this roadshow was a fantastic opportunity to engage with Polish stakeholders. Goa is ready to welcome travelers from Poland with its myriad experiences and a promise of unforgettable memories.”

With the conclusion of the Goa Roadshow 2024 in Warsaw, Goa Tourism is optimistic about strengthening its presence in the Polish market. This initiative is expected to drive greater interest in Goa, ensuring the state remains a favored destination for Polish tourists.