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Goa Kayaking 2016 to start soon

In all such activities locals must be consulted   http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/Goa-Kayaking-2016-starts-soon/articleshow/51357340.cms Article appeared on Times of India  – Goa edition 11/03/2016 Goa Kayaking in association with Goa tourism introduces the sixteenth and seventeenth edition of Kayaking training Programs from April 1- … Continue reading →

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CRT Report of Tiracol

CRT Report of Tiracol by Pantaleao Fernandes Tiracol is a tiny fishing village situated at the northern-most tip of Goa, in the Pernem Taluka. This tiny village offers all the characteristics of Goa – a river, beach, fields, springs, fort, … Continue reading →

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There is More to Tiracol than a Fort

CRT Report of Tiracol by Pantaleao Fernandes Tiracol is a tiny fishing village situated at the northern-most tip of Goa, in the Pernem Taluka. This tiny village offers all the characteristics of Goa – a river, beach, fields, springs, fort, … Continue reading →

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Kuskem – A tribal Village

CRT Report of Kuskem by Pantaleao Fernandes Kuskem is a tribal village, mostly lost to the world, tucked at the foothills of the mighty Sayadhris Mountains. From the capital city, one has to travel 93 kilometres. The first thirty three … Continue reading →

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Peoples sector condemns mistreatment of Life Guards

At a large gathering of all stakeholders in tourism from the peoples sector, they expressed strong condemnation of the decision to terminate the services of the Life Guards and, in stead, appoint new employees in their place. This is evidence … Continue reading →

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Goan tourism surviving on the misery of others?

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