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Direct flights between Uzbekistan and Goa resume

The flight, operating as Aircraft Type A-320, arrived at Manohar International Airport, Mopa from Tashkent with 121 passengers on board.

With direct services from Uzbekistan returning, Goa said to reaffirm its growing appeal as a preferred international destination. The incoming flight, which arrived on December 3, reported to symbolise renewed connectivity and deeper engagement between the two destinations.

The flight, operating as Aircraft Type A-320, arrived at Manohar International Airport, Mopa from Tashkent, Uzbekistan, at 12:49 hrs with 121 passengers on board.

Minister for Tourism Rohan A. Khaunte said, “The reinstated connection with Uzbekistan strengthens Goa’s international connectivity and adds momentum to our efforts to expand into new global markets. This renewed link opens fresh opportunities for travel and engagement between our destinations, making travel between our regions even more seamless.”

Director of Tourism, Kedar Naik, stated, “This renewed connection reflects the trust global partners place in Goa’s tourism potential. It strengthens our outreach efforts and allows visitors from Uzbekistan to experience Goa’s culture, festivals, and unique offerings with greater ease.”

The restored service aims to enhance travel convenience for visitors from Uzbekistan and strengthens opportunities for cultural exchange, leisure travel, and future tourism collaborations.


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