In those turbulent and insubordinate occasions in the sixties, it was then not the 'sweet betel' that was the prime fascination yet an alternate sort of 'weed'. Be that as it may, Goa, since those days of the irate age, has proceeded onward to draw in an innumerable, tranquil and cosmopolitan school of guests from all around the world. Down the halls of time Goa has been various things to various individuals. To the Portuguese heros it was 'Brilliant Goa', the El Dorado, the 'Rome of the East'. Such was its excellence and loftiness, that an explorer was moved to comment: 'Whoever has seen Goa, need not visit Lisboa'- Lisbon, which was then the stupendous focal point of the Portuguese domains.  While the contemporary voyager may not come to current, flourishing Goa 'for the clearance of a wide range of product', the 'reasonable' is still especially on. The voyager is here to discover something other than what's expected: a salve on the bustling personality, to appreciate long periods of opportunity on Goa's wonderful shorelines, to parasail or swim with the tide of individual guests from all around the world, to enjoy its one of a kind food and soak up its spirits, to take a long and strengthening trek in its unexplored insides, to wonder about its grand sanctuaries and houses of worship, to put it plainly, to be at one with the most cordial individuals in the nation. In the sixties and seventies, it was, as we have commented, a shelter for the radicals. From that point forward Goa has proceeded onward to fullfledged Statehood, its own Council of Ministers, a sublime new Assembly intricate, its natives among the most educated in the nation with a for every capita pay the most astounding in the land. At the center point of this thriving, is the Tourism business. At the Goa Tourism Development Corporation (GTDC), we take a modest bow in affirmation, in some little measure, of putting Goa on the traveler guide of our nation.