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TOURISM

INFRSTRUCTURE





Road Statistics in Goa State:Sr.

No.Type of Road

Lengthin Kms

1. National Highways 264

2. State Highways 226

3. Major District Roads 797

4. Village Roads 2964

LAND TRANSPORTATION



VEHICLES IN GOA STATE

Sr.No. Type of Vehicle No. of Vehicles

1. Motor Cycles on hire 4,913

2.Motor Cycles and

Scooters

2,38,740

3. Private Cars and Jeeps 53,569

4. Taxis 6,788

5. Goods Vehicles 21,592

6. Buses/Mini Buses 3,175

7. Tractors 436

8. Autorickshaws 3,061

9. Government Vehicles 3,392



RoadsLack of proper illumination of roads

Narrow roads leading to conjestion.

No proper Zebra marking for public safety.

No availability of public transport at proper

intervals leading to over crowding.Potholes and unmaintained footpaths.

Lack of Road Signages.

Drains not covered, specially not cleared

during rains leading to water clogging.

Bus stand-bad maintenance of the pay

toilets.

No proper garbage disposal and treatment.



Construction of Sulabhs

Souchalayas.

Sulabhs (Public Pay Toilets) are

constructed at several places and most of them are not looked after by the

Government specially at the Bus stands

and at other public places.

No proper water supply to the toilets.

No manpower for maintenance.



Potholes

Road Repairs





Private sector local buses«

Bus stops..



Parking

Traffic Jams



Dangers

on

Road«

Bad Road Planning«



Water Transport

Ferry Services (bad maintenance, need to

be serviced and registered).

Cruises and Casinos used for entertainment effect marine life due to oil

spills.



Water Supply Projects

OPAWater Supply Schemes

15 MLD Regional Water SupplySchemes

AssnoraWater SupplySchemes

Sanquelin Water SupplySchemes

Salaulim Water SupplySchemes

W ATER RESOURCES

Conservation of Water

�Recycling of Water

�Conservation and Usage of RainW

ater



Air

Dabolim International Airport.

The Airport has 4 toilets to cater to 450departures.

No proper drainage system.



Railway

Plans of Super Fast Train to Mumbai

Railway platforms in bad conditions.

Toilets and wash rooms not maintainedand kept clean.



Hotels And Other

Entertainment AvenuesAverage Duration Of Stay

Domestic 5 days

Foreign 9 days

Average room occupancy of star category Hotels for the year

2004 was 72% and during peak season i.e. during January,February, November and December was 88%

�There is a need to attract quality tourists.

�Excess of hotels on the coastline, giving rise to more rooms

while having lesser guests to cater to.

�GTDCs role in the tourism sector.

�For entertainment Goa has a number of night clubs.

�Goan hotels should offer opportunities for seminars and

meetings.



POWER

Goa has- 48 MW Neptha based

power generation plant in the

private sector.

Goa depends for power from

neighboring states grids.

Power borrowed by Goa from the

Central Generation Station is 306

MW.



Power Consumption

Sr.No.

CategoryPowerConsumed MK WH

1. Industrial 565.806

2. Domestic 309.940

3. Commercial 84.030

4.

Agriculture/Irrig

ation 14.780

5. Others 137.200

Total 1111.756



HUMAN

RESOURCES

Non Goan population is onthe rise.

� Hotels

� Lower income group

� Labour class



TAXATIONTOURISM TAXES

Luxury Tax (Act 1988)

Goa Sales Tax (Act 1964)

ItemReferenceperiod

NorthGoa

SouthGoa

Total

Number of licenses issued for manufacture of

liquors :

i) Cajuliquor

2000-2001

2550 667 3217

ii) Toddyliquor

2000-2001

597 983 1,580

Excise:



TELECOM/

CONNECTIVITY

Telephone

Advertisements

Internet (Broadband)



BURE AUCRACYRed Tap Activities

Calangute Petrol Pump

Political Competition



Recommendations«

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Effective Marketing Strategies

Market Research

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