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by Greg Cruey on December 27, 2008
Tourism is Goa has dropped 20% since the terrorist attacks in Mumbai a few weeks ago, according to the Associated Press.
Tighter security is at least part of the equation that's got visitors looking elsewhere for a place to spend Christmas break on the beach. Goa officials have banned beach parties and stepped up patrols. According to the AP, "Those who stuck to their plans are arriving to metal detectors and baggage scanners instead of the cocktails, house music and rollicking outdoor parties that the laid-back former Portuguese colony is known for."
Goa without parties. Hmmm...

Photo courtesy of iStockphoto, Image# 2034746
Tighter security is at least part of the equation that's got visitors looking elsewhere for a place to spend Christmas break on the beach. Goa officials have banned beach parties and stepped up patrols. According to the AP, "Those who stuck to their plans are arriving to metal detectors and baggage scanners instead of the cocktails, house music and rollicking outdoor parties that the laid-back former Portuguese colony is known for."
Goa without parties. Hmmm...

Photo courtesy of iStockphoto, Image# 2034746
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Mohammad Zohaib Khan
(01/09/09 4:00pm)
Oh! it is very bad news because the sunny beaches of Goa is always be crowded & tourist are there in every season. Hope the rush is return back soon on Goa beaches.
Mohammad Zohaib Khan from http://www.getatlantaonline.com
Mohammad Zohaib Khan from http://www.getatlantaonline.com
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