Goa Tourism is set to make a strong impression on the South Korean travel market with a roadshow scheduled to take place in Seoul on 28th March 2025. Recognised globally for its blend of beaches, vibrant culture, and heritage charm; Goa will present its diverse tourism offerings to key South Korean travel stakeholders.
The roadshow will bring together leading tour operators, travel agents, airline representatives, and hospitality professionals from South Korea. Designed as a platform for fostering strategic collaborations, the event aims to enhance business ties and promote Goa as a preferred destination for South Korean travellers seeking unique cultural, adventure, hinterland, and wellness experiences.
This initiative enhances Goa Tourism’s commitment to expanding its international footprint, tapping into emerging travel markets, and encouraging long-term partnerships. Attendees at the event will be introduced to Goa’s evolving tourism landscape, and premium travel experiences such as luxury resorts, nature-based adventures, spiritual tourism, and wellness retreats.
Speaking about the upcoming roadshow, Director of Tourism, Kedar Naik stated: “Our goal is to position Goa as a destination that offers something special for every traveller, while also prioritising sustainable and regenerative tourism practices. The South Korean travel market holds immense potential, and through this roadshow, we look forward to building meaningful connections with South Korean travel professionals. We are confident that this engagement will further boost Goa’s visibility and encourage responsible tourism growth.”
The event will feature insightful presentations, interactive sessions, and networking opportunities, allowing South Korean travel professionals to gain first-hand knowledge of Goa’s tourism offerings. Special emphasis will be placed on showcasing Goa as a year-round destination that harmoniously blends rich cultural heritage, adventure tourism, wellness experiences, and responsible travel practices; stated a press release.
