Mopa, 17th November 2025 – The State of Goa celebrated the arrival of the first charter flight of the season from Poland earlier today, reinforcing its growing appeal among European travellers. Operated by Enter Air and chartered by Rainbow Tours, the flight touched down at 09:05 am at Mopa Airport, bringing 185 guests eager to immerse themselves in Goa’s vibrant culture and warm hospitality. This marks the second consecutive season that Goa is a key long-haul destination for its travellers from Poland.
Hon’ble Minister for Tourism of Goa, Shri Rohan A. Khaunte “The arrival of the first Polish charter marks another positive step in Goa’s journey towards expanding and deepening global tourism partnerships. This season, our focus remains on promoting quality tourism, enhancing connectivity, and ensuring that every visitor experiences the richness of Goa’s culture, heritage, and natural beauty. We look forward to welcoming more international travellers in the months ahead.”
Director Tourism, Shri Kedar Naik “Goa continues to witness growing interest from European markets, and the Polish charter reinforces this confidence. The Department remains committed to improving infrastructure, strengthening collaborations, and offering travellers a seamless and memorable Goan experience.”
Shri Ernest Dias, Chief Operating Officer, Travel Corporation India Ltd. “Poland has consistently emerged as a promising market for Goa, and we are delighted to see this season commence on a strong note. We anticipate steady arrivals and look forward to working closely with all partners to ensure a smooth and efficient charter season.”
This inaugural arrival further strengthens Goa’s international tourism footprint and underscores the State’s continuous efforts to diversify visitor markets, promote seasonal tourism, and enhance global accessibility.
The Goa Tourism Department aims to build on this momentum, with more charters expected from various international destinations through the season, supporting the State’s vision of responsible, sustainable, and experience-driven tourism.
