Go , Goa Gone | What No One Has Discussed So Far ?

[@GurujiFromGurugram]

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[@kaamranmohammad1584]

Your narration is beautiful. Every video has some great points. I might not agree with everything - but the perspective you bring is very multidimensional. Much respect to you Sir. Please make a video about Bangalore and other south indian cities. There's a lot of consternation in the air with all the mass migration.

[@thesaint9286]

I squarely blame the Congress regime, by keeping the Hindu population illiterate and divided by caste for almost 70 years. Muslims and Christians grew by leaps and bounds in their education and general prosperity. BJP capitalized this. The only difference is Congress made people illiterate and foolish, BJP went ahead and made them IGNORANT TOO...Imagine an illiterate PM deciding on the future of India. CONGRESS IS TO BE BLAMED.

[@thesaint9286]

The fact is Goa's demographics... almost 70% are Hindus (of which almost 90% are illiterate), 28% are Christians, educated (of which 80% earn foreign remittance, especially shipping related industries and the rest are into drug trade, and politics too). This is where BJP enters this political market and rest is history. No development, nothing. Zimbabwean play book UNFOLDED

[@kaamranmohammad1584]

More than any particular party (all parties work for the same boss) it's a certain mindset that believes in keeping people powerless/uneducated/illiterate/superstitious _ and of course ignorant. It's been that way for many centuries - and I say this in the Indian context.

[@jacksondsouza4130]

​@@thesaint9286 Nehru ki galti😂

[@ranitigga1237]

Sikkim has made garbage bag mandatory in every tourist vehicle entering there. This should be followed by all states. Random checks can be done in check posts.

[@vandanaabhade8885]

Absolutely correct initiative of sikkim people

[@jayantadeb5948]

Sikkim is doing very bad thing. Government collected garbage & throwing at siliguri. Is it good habit?.

[@poseidoncorp4638]

Sikkim taxi driver very bad experience

[@radheshyamlakhara1185]

चंदा दो धंधा लो ,

[@nishant115me]

this is a great idea

[@seriousjoker8472]

Never buy a property in a single economic activity region, except if that activity is farming.

[@gamename928]

Thoda explain karo bhai... samjha nai... aisa kyu bola..

[@User_Username260]

​@@gamename928 He wants to say if u are going to buy any property for investment purposes and expect good returns then that property should have advantages of more economical activities, not just a tourism, not just a one or two factories because if that sector faces any problem then u will get loss. Agricultural land does not come under any special kind of economic activity, according to my experience it should be bought by only farmers for their use .

[@gamename928]

@User_Username260 thank you bro for explaining... konsa business ya kis type ka business ( large scale not small scale) kare jo future me b relevant ( profitable ) ho ... apni analytical or intuitive skills se help kar sakte hai ap ?

[@MikeMessiah]

@@gamename928 just do a case study of Detroit in USA. It was the world capital of car manufacturing. That was all it offered unfortunately. So once China became wealthy and became open for industralisation io=n the eaarly 2000s, the entire city became bankrupt in 10 years (because all manufacturting jobs went to China)

[@ren.oooooo]

Goan here, following you from a long time. You’re spot on. This is one of the best things to happen to Goa. Of course there will be economic pain in short term but sometimes chemo is needed to get rid of the cancer

[@Kartik-ij2vy]

Ask the people who earn a livelihood from tourism ,they are destroyed now

[@vandanakarnik8296]

Absolutely right. We don't need tourist. They have spoiled Goa.

[@prash21]

Machhi becho or daru piyo or church ka ghanta bajao 😅

[@ShaitaanBachha]

​@@prash21aur tu apne BIMARU state Mai mandir ka ganta baja

[@ignatiusdsouza367]

Well said..exactly what i am thinking

[@Gabbarshera]

I’ve a few friends from Russia who’d rather go to Ecuador for vacation than come to India

[@sfit.tribe31]

I will prefer to go to Ecuador too rather than Russia. Safety of life matters

[@vishalpatil9462]

They did good. Not surprisingly

[@Just9n__]

Yeah the social media has made such of image of India not just Goa.

[@UATHD]

Fair

[@__nemo__123]

Ecuador is exceptionally beautiful

[@Thesaten12]

As a goan I will say that loss of tourism would be one of the best thing to happen to goa post 1961. It will help our ecology and quality of life will reduce inflation to some extent. Locals do not benefit from tourism

[@vivekss4217]

You think Goa will become like 80s,90s.. again? The world has changed dude. Money takes importance today unless you r a 70 year old. You are not self sufficient, absolutely not.

[@brightstarlight11]

Goa needs to Heal.. and this is the opportunity..I’ve seen tourist drink alcohol on beaches and break bottles.. We always walked bare feet on the beaches growing up but not anymore.. You spoke right about the hindi, punjabi music being played loud in shacks.. North indian food being served almost everywhere .. Goa has lost its goenkarpon.. The government too has turned a blind eye for so long. I used to see foreign tourist earlier never would they dirty the surroundings infact they would pick up litter from the beaches.. i have seen indian tourist staring, harassing women especially foreigners in bikinis or click their pics.. So i don’t mind that people are avoiding goa.. Goa will heal in this time.

[@linkinpavan4633]

I am local Goan.....we were happy when people were coming here for peace, we did gave them peace through hospitality . However problems started when people came for piece of Goa. No we were fed up with massive constructions happening in Goa. Now we don't want tourist, we locals are self sufficient people and we are happy about it. This is good news for us.

[@AdityaJape]

no it's not

[@nkj9683]

Who r u to say this ? Goa is in India and all indian people have equal rights....kashmir to Kerala to goa all land r only for Indian people

[@CadetRaaj]

Lock your cheap hotels and dormitories and that will solve your problem.

[@Malwabloc]

L Hospitality

[@st3231]

I am also originally from Kalangut and we had an ancestral property there, but in the last 20 years things have gone downhill, especially after arrival of cashed up chhapri tourists from Delhi and surrounding regions. All our neighbouring properties were purchased by Punjabis and Hariyanvis and rented out. It became such a nuisance that we too were forced to sell and leave. We chose to move to my mothers native place in Shiroda, Sindhudurg. We soon noticed that many properties in Sindhudurg are owned by Catholics from Goa, who are now selling them to the same Dillikars that we ran away from. I am sorry to say that unless Narayan Rane does something about it, Sindhudurg is also going to become another north Goa.

[@sumitahuja5017]

100 percent correct , you were right about Goa and commercials. I have been watching you when you had only 100 subscribers.

[@ignatiusdsouza367]

I am a goan and proud to be one.. I Salute you for your indept knowledge of goa and its culture...i wish you were our tourism minister

[@ILoveMakeUp171184]

Goa people are not rude, we have been there 5 times. Yes prices are high for taxi and food, otherwise it’s fine. I m actually happy tourists have reduced. It’s good news for people like us who go to Goa for peace and quiet. We always preferred south Goa for this reason.

[@naytonfernandes2991]

If a local Goan needs a taxi we too have to pay same price like tourists ....

[@D.B.Cooper..]

@@naytonfernandes2991 So why dont you collectively raise your voice against the Taxi Mafia?

[@naytonfernandes2991]

I don't want to be that Hero .....I am a comman man brother....I am too week to take on this power.... can't afford to give time into the taxi mafia.....

[@anempath24]

they are rude to poor labour class. weaker section of the society.

[@D.B.Cooper..]

​@@anempath24 Who isnt in India Bro?? This is a collective problem of the whole Country not a Goa specific issue.

[@Nakamura7338]

Correct Goa had mostly Chapri crowd and reason is Calangute and Casino including AitBnb by outsiders . 3:42 Remove these and Goa will be back to normal

[@poonamnaik3524]

Exactly

[@Myworldisgoa]

Good news for native goans as now they will have some peace because 90% of goan tourism trade is controlled by non goans who now calls themselves goans. An these non goans are the main beneficiaries of this tourism trade.

[@rajendrabareto8065]

Guruji you nailed down everything. I am from Karwar and so didn’t go to Goa from last 5 years. This new I visited Palolem beach for new year and the crowd was quite good. It’s better there are less people and Goan culture is preserved.

[@moiztankiwala]

What ever you said is 100% true. But remember, it will take much longer time to recover than it took to destroy...

[@jda7499]

As a person who is visiting Goa over the last 20 plus years , i am very happy. The nonsense growth in North Goa, flights from every city, was destructing the entire essence of Goa. Let Nature take over and reset itself and few visitors are most welcome ❤. Let Goa”s natural beaches heal itself. The commericial operators from rest of India will vanish and I wish Goa to be back of 1980s 1990s early 2000s🎉🎉🎉

[@ignatiusdsouza367]

I pray for this...Hopefully

[@rushiikesh]

Spot on! Analysis. Goa is going through the much needed reset. Being a Goan, in the last few years, I started feeling claustrophobic in Goa because of the massive tourist influx...Goa must have some entry barriers to maintain its Sanctity and at the same not sell its soul for crores to North Indians...Goa is to be cherished like a vintage wine and not gulped down...May better sense prevail. Love my Goa...Jai Hind.

[@lifefacts6301]

What is North Indian do you wan be racists

[@JINTUGOSWAMI-g6n]

"Goa is to be cherished like a vintage wine" Very true

[@shivakeran4049]

Best explained Goa is the most beautiful place in country

[@MrDrpk]

This is a very truthful and to the point video India is the most difficult country for tourism .... Poor infrastructure, lack of safety for females, lack of hygiene especially in budget establishments , over crowding and छप्री Public in public places are a BIG put off Having visited 27 countries till now I can say that even third world countries like Vietnam and Sri Lanka welcome tourists and are safe and clean in most tourist places Tourists don't feel harassed in these destinations

[@goa184]

all hotels and real estate are controlled by delhi and mumbaikar lobby and supported by goan politicans and mla

[@thejokesters9036]

I'm Goan and I loved what you said. It's sad but true.

[@swaatigautam111]

Sir indian india isliye ghum nhi pa rhe kyuki... Middle class ke pas ab paise Bach hi nhi rhe hai.. itna jyada inflation hai... COVID ke baad jo tourism me growth aai thi india me wo ab kam ho rhi just bcs continuous increase of taxes... Uppar middle class aur uppar class sochta hai ki jitne budget me india me ghumna hoga hoga utne hi budget me foreign ghumne ka chance mil rha hai so they opt for foreign countries...!! N worst part is that Indians are actually indisciplined... They don't want to enjoy the local culture... Har jagah par loud music daru sharab wahi chahiye..! Now even in remote mountains ppl from Delhi NCR have destroyed the whole essence of that place.. even there they want the same delhi wala khana.., daru n loud music...!! Indians don't value their own country...!! There should be strict rules and regulations for tourism within our country..

[@Doge_4796]

High inflation....and no salary increament is destroying middle income population of country.

[@dippichauhan]

Adopt local culture....right actually and be humble.only good values should be spread

[@moiztankiwala]

You are absolutely right about being loud and indisciplined. I have seen people on mountain hiking trails carrying loud music systems. And the worst part is that you can't tell Indians that they need to be disciplined and maintain the sanity of the place they are visiting.

[@shashankshrivastava2131]

Fir pehle se jyada rush kyu hai aajkal ? Even har koi car khreed raha hai jo kuch sal pehle achi bike tak nahi le paate thee

[@surajpai104]

for konkani living outside goa ,going to goa was visiting our ancestral temple so it was always pristine and beautiful.

[@goabuoy]

living in Goa since late 90s. the influx of Indian tourists and shack-operators n hoteliers has really messed it up!! it was a place where we went to escape the rat race n chill....now its full of drunk fellow-citizens misbehaving. the budget tourists pay more in the long run as compared to weekend tourists who come here to get wasted- even the family crowd. sadly, its beyond repair- i see the future of Goa as another Juhu-beach !!

[@poonamnaik3524]

Very true sir you are the only person who gave fact checks about goa n tourism.. I am goan and really appreciate🙏 your video.. Rest all KZbin channel ek hi rut lagaye bhaite hai goa aisa goa waise, apni kartut koi nhi dekta.. This is eye opener video.. Goa ko local tourist Prostutution hub samja rakha hai, drugs alcohol se gandagi phailayi hai.. We want quality tourist not chapri tourist.. Our foreigner tourist were the best👍💯 but they stopped bcz of these chappris... All business run by outsiders all North indian ne kabja kiya hai.. Bouncers ko delhi k logone local logon pe hamla karaye hai😢.. This is not goan culture... Fattu tourist directly elderly people ko puchte hai ladki kaha milegi.. Toh you only tell you will tolerate these nonsense by these chapri people😮.. Local ka khoon kholega.. In reality tourist is more than enough and good it is going down.. Good for goa's peace this is reality.. Once again thank you🙏🌹 so much sir for bringing real picture in front of world... Secondly influencers ne jo gandagi failayi hai which is to garnish view. And may be paid pr.. We want quality stuff and secondly goa is duped by these political people too.. Land scam job scam.. Locals are frustrate now.. We need our old peaceful goa back

[@prashantshetty6802]

Drug culture was not started by North Indians. It was started by Foreigners.

[@jayaramprabhu5595]

Well said. Locals don't run the business but they lease it out to outsiders so naturally it becomes costly. Transport network is also not upto mark.

[@sujansays]

Yes sir ji. Another feather on your cap. You had predicted it way long back about Airbnb in Goa and it is true appearing in front of our eyes now. U rock the things in social life of a desi person. Lot of lessons learnt. ❤❤❤

[@theaccidentalguitarist9688]

Goan bizness are run by Mumbai Delhi people where up Bihar people work and local Goan suffer the most .

[@geetachourasia3045]

Very soon our holy places like Varanasi will also face such problems here people are cheating people like auto hotels etc are charging too much. Even food items are also not good due to these youtubers blogger. They are showing wrong things and people are following them blinding. Staying in Varanasi we can't visit Kashi Vishwanath temple at least it takes more than three hours and when u reach nearby they will push u .

[@nkj9683]

People go varanasi kedarnath for darshan astha not for tourism purpose and how many times u will go to such place? 1-2 times?? While goa is different comparisons to such place

[@cledwynfernandes9493]

As an observer of Goa’s tourism landscape, I find myself compelled to address the myriad challenges plaguing this once-thriving industry. There are several reasons for the current struggles, chief among them being overtourism, which has led to overcrowded attractions and diminished visitor satisfaction. The influx of low-skilled migrants into the hospitality sector has resulted in a workforce that often lacks adequate training in customer service, further contributing to inconsistent service quality. Infrastructure development remains a critical issue, with the government grappling to implement necessary improvements. While I refrain from aligning with any political party, it is clear that building infrastructure in a democratic context presents significant hurdles. Environmental concerns complicate matters, as any plans for expansion may necessitate the displacement of residents, leading to a host of social challenges. In contrast, countries like Thailand have successfully created an appealing tourism experience, with infrastructure that rivals that of many Western nations. Visitors to Thailand often speak of being treated like royalty, from the moment they land at the airport to their arrival at hotels. This is a testament to the importance of investing in the tourism industry, as competition in a free-market economy drives destinations to enhance their offerings. Similarly, Dubai stands out as a case study in effective tourism management. Although I have not had the opportunity to travel there myself, the positive feedback from those who have visited underscores the success of their strategic investments in tourism. As Goa seeks to reclaim its status as a premier tourist destination, a comprehensive reevaluation of its approach is essential. Without addressing these pressing issues, the industry may continue to falter, leaving both tourists and local businesses at a disadvantage.

[@reflex5043]

Bhai itna bhi nahi explain karna tha 😂

[@cledwynfernandes9493]

@ 😂

[@cedricvaz6112]

Sir, you are truly a Gyani Guruji that we can always depend on for various types and all kinds of advice.! I have now subscribed to your KZbin channel. 🙏

[@RajeshreNair]

💯 % you are spot on... Enjoyed the humour alongside the facts..😅

[@rajendramaske3703]

This is true.A family from North Indian asked a local singer singing Goan songs to play Bhangra songs as they wanted to digest their food.😊😂

[@sanjaysoni5246]

I am watching this from Goa. Quite right analysis

[@rgg3382]

Very happy to know that people are opting for other destinations than Goa, being Goan I feel Goa has lost its charm and identity because all properties are sold to outsiders and goans have migrated to other countries, it's mini North India and not goa now of what we saw earlier.

[@samuelfere536]

Very true analysis sir.Thank you.

[@SuperMario-9]

Goa has multiplicity of problems due to apathy of administration, who were happy to make money. Builders also made massive money. Hotels too expensive for the amenities and quality. Cabs overcharge with uber/ola not available. Cleanliness a big problem. Beach activities expensive. Liquor and drug problems. Upscale tourists went missing. Thailand visa free entry and pricing meant it’s more fun to go to Thailand and cheap on the wallet. Why go to Goa ?

[@sudiphansda575]

You were dam right sir... Much ❤Love... Always listens to you❤

[@albertlouisfernandes279]

Good for the locals as it is a nuisance. Please come to Goa only if you can behavior well

[@SherSingh-zh5fg]

Sir Aaj apka. Video. Randomly a Gaya mene subscribe krlia h Aapne jo kuch sahi kaha h Apki bhasha me saralta thi baccha pan bhi tha mujhe bahut accha laga

[@mohanrao6]

In India, why does everybody throw rubbish everywhere, even high middle class educated people.

[@sagarmanjrekar5027]

You are absolutely right ,being a local Goan I agree with u completely…

[@AvinashTavares]

The problem in goa is a combination of failed policing (drugs crimes), incompetent govt , ignoring if stakeholders suggestions, land scams, overcrowding and tourists who don't have any civics sense. I don't think there is any solution without political will...and I don't think there is any political will to fix the issues

[@butterflies_and_trees]

OMG! Your Goa property prediction was 100% right!

[@yanildev]

There used to be traffic jam at Calangute-Candolim middle junction area at midnight during 25th to 31st dec. Daru sasta hai par baaki sab costly. But Goa beaches are divine except Calngute. Climate too hot year wide. But most enjoyable when less crowd.

[@Nitugill-j9q]

😂being a north Indian i can relate,,,,in summer season all punjabis go to himachal,”tu bhi pahunch gya -2 is too common for us

[@sultanadacosta5]

Good morning 😊 I feel that you have absolutely nailed it ❤ Goa is a very beautiful and peaceful place. I have been living in goa since 20 years now. I have assimilated very well and that is because of keeping an open mind and understanding the culture of Goa. People in Goa are very friendly and welcoming. I can only say one thing here, we choose Quality over Quantity 🙏

[@RandomGuyGoa]

Goans already knew this... We were getting the worst form of tourist.... Now I hope it changes...

[@krishnamurthyidaguri9016]

Thank you Sir for your insights. My personal opinion is people are travelling more for social media rather than getting the experience of the place.

[@henrydcosta6498]

Thanks for sharing the truth.

[@GreenDriveIndia]

Cleaning, safety and air/water quality then the marketing is needed .

[@mystikyogi]

We are like 145 crore cheap quality micromax/oppo phones. No one wants to buy

[@80sidd]

Representing yourself I am sure

[@DataAnalyticsPro21]

Not 145 cr oppo. 15 cr are apple and 15 cr samsung too. 10% of Indians are well off and that's enough.

[@shamchodankar3235]

One Mr. Raman Kumar listened to multiple travel influencers and traveled to Thailand this year instead of Goa. Got beaten by a ladyboy for pissing on the beach. Got shouted at for playing loud music in the resort. Was refused service at a restaurant for treating the waiter in a disrespectful manner. Was fined for riding rented bike in a zigzag way and the policemen wouldn't accept a bribe. Was insulted at the train station for not standing in queue. Raman Kumar is slowly realizing that the problem was not Goa. The problem was him.

[@vandanaabhade8885]

Very well said

[@jda7499]

Hahaha - SO WELL SAID 😅😅😅😅😅

[@bahadurgoltekar1076]

Guruji, regarding goa you hit the nail right on target,overall right direction

[@adityamodi8922]

Goans have tourist fleecing mentality. The kind of crowds that go in goa go in thailand also still experience is good in thailand. If one goes in tourist place one is ready to pay 30-40 percent more but in goa you pay 2-3 times more.

[@sunny3907]

Theek hai bhai, aap Thailand jaao.

[@diasagnello]

What you explained is correct. We are fed up of some disgusting tourist coming from other states disturbing peace of locals and behaving as if they can do anything in Goa specially by consuming excessive alcohol behaving indecently , eating and cooking on roads , sleeping on beaches which has reduced the good international tourist.

[@nile4140]

👌Good analysis with good suggestions.👍

[@karanbirbrar8599]

In Palolem Beach right now, feels good the nest the beach has looked in 10 years... I will always love Goa, but my favorite places in North Goa have been overrun...

[@MunsiMM]

You nailed it Guriji... ! So true.

[@AvinashTavares]

Beautiful take. Love from Goa

[@krutikah1468]

Goa was at peak during Manohar Parrikars rule …. After him no1 could replace his good work

[@abhijeettaru5289]

One of the best analysis on Goa.

[@anjaligupta2178]

Just been to Goa this new year… moderate crowd … got self driven car for 11k for four/five days from local taxi people … good hotel for good price … i guess i went at right time of low tourism point for Goa … south goa is for residents mostly beautifully decorated houses for Christmas …been to Colva beach no beach side restro only water activity felt like mumbai beaches ….north goa is for tourist to enjoy what i felt as liked north more on candolim and baga beach quite beautiful and enjoyable with beach side restaurants…. Booze so cheap and easily available all over goa for price of soft drink….beaches were being cleaned too regularly….I guess Goa experienced a bubble like situation of high fun expectations but it has intrinsic value of being beach location for tourism with easy norms for alcohol and casino culture so it will be back in main stream of tourism soon…

[@DrPraveenaShetty]

The answer is simple. All Long distance trains that pass goa should halt at karmali, madgaon and Canacona. That way north goa gets connected to south goa and tourist can travel easily.There are trains like eg Matsyagandha that travels daily on this route. Just by adding one more station life of tourists can become so much easier.

[@valerianodsouza4186]

As a Goan agree with this analysis, on point.

[@ankitkumar99607]

I agree sir, it feels better around foreigners tourist spot. I have visited many destination in Turkey where Our people don't go much due to being expensive

[@AvinashKumar-wf8pv]

Same can happen in Kullu Manali Area

[@GauravThakur-f3r]

We locals are more than happy if that happen 😂

[@vnktravi]

It is already happening already, people come to these peaceful Himalayas and play loud music during treks, I never understood why the people are so crude and without concern for others and nature 🙂

[@AvinashKumar-wf8pv]

I am also from Kullu and don't want rush of tourists. Our Environment has already deteriorated a lot from past 10-15 years

[@ulrichraymond8372]

The problem is also with the new mopa airport which is far from the towns of goa. The Navy had taken a lot of land and islands which are now restricted. There were ferries which used to take people and vehicles from vasco to Dona Paula which has stopped and people go all the way through zuari bridge. Now the traffic condi

[@samairakapoor440]

My dad pehle se used to say its HYPED

[@uvnok]

I know you have a fake profile

[@vibhorn5740]

@@akmishra9497Mishra neeche se ni sochte har samay

[@akmishra9497]

@@vibhorn5740 Tu apni chhoti soch apne paas rakh.... pahle Bournvita/cerelac peeke bade ho jao phir upar neeche ki soch mey farak karna aayega

[@SAGAR123541]

Ma abhi pura kokan ghumke aya bohot maja aya lakin facility bashake bohot kuch kia ja sakta hai wifi hi nhi hai Dapoli jaisi jagha jaha 7 beach hai 1 single jagha par waha aapko signal hi nhi milta fir kaun jaiga

[@coolmildred007]

Being a local Goan , I would say this perspective is perfectly put.. local taxi mafia and hotel rates are a problem but it’s the overburden on Goa’s infrastructure as well as these chapri tourists and loud North Indians flashing money with rent a cabs roaming all over the place coupled with sleazy illegal dance bars and casinos that are a problem.. hopefully it will stop now..and tourism will get streamlined

[@prateekbhardwaj9943]

I absolutely agree with your views..

[@sachvaidya]

These days everyone with money thinks that he or she is entitled to do or behave any which way they want. They don't care about rules as if throwing money is the best or most they can do. Really tired of such an attitude but surprisingly many educated people and their spoilt children are doing this.

[@Eastcoast200]

You are amazing. Thankyou for the eye opener.

[@Shawn3199-n3i]

Great video about goa

[@azmalHafus]

*Maan Gaye GURU ji*

[@DolphinsTalks]

Nice analysis of the situation 👍

[@jacksondsouza4130]

Goa had already reached its saturation point in 2019 Covid as just become a calayist along with some bad policies of govt like promoting Airbnb which led further deline... Sadly the gragh is going down very fast... Love from a goan

[@gregario888]

You are spot on in your observations as well as the prediction about Goa, Sangwan Sahab. Breakneck commercialization of tourist spots has proven to be the bane of these very spots. Be it Goa, Shimla, Mussorie, or Darjeeling. Goa being associated with a sleazy variety of sex tourism, definitely was not preferable to the average Indian domestic tourist. Let us hope it has a message for those who have invested heavily in the so called "Pilgrim Tourist Circuits." Sooner than later Karma might catch up with them.

[@sohanmishra9155]

India... Indians ke liye hi mehnga ho gya hai 🤦 Secondly, even after changing high, indian services are the worst. India may b a poor country but indian tourist places are exorbitantly high

[@varupant1]

It's an opportunity for Goans to save goa from overtourism, crowd and expanding construction and spare real charm of old goa .

[@meeraom2522]

What nice information.... enjoyed

[@centristlibertarian]

Guruji tell me a place where a tourist get beaten to death by shack employees and owner over an overpriced bill. This is GOA.

[@urbanofernandes9786]

Some of these SHACK OWNERS have given them to the NORTH INDIAN TO RUN THE ESTABLISHMENT AND THEY ARE THE VERY ONE'S MAKING THESE. PROLEM . AS, THE NORTH INDIAN SHOW BAGS OF CRORES OF RUPEES AFTER WARDS THE GOANS TRYS TO MAKE FAST CASH N THE REST IS STORY.

[@centristlibertarian]

@urbanofernandes9786 classic goa excuse. All bad is north india, all good is due to locals. Have some shame.

[@avs6362]

Locals are to be blamed. They OWN the properties.

[@ippalarajesh6643]

It is common in Goa that when incidents involving Indian tourists occur, especially those involving locals who rely on tourism for their livelihood, the blame is often shifted onto outsiders. This allows the perpetrators to escape accountability. Rather than addressing feedback or improving their poor service, many locals become defensive, attributing any issues to outsiders or Indian tourists or chapri tourist. The attitude reflects a Portuguese colonial mindset, where greed and avarice take precedence, and millions of Indian tourists are left to witness this behavior and keenly watching …..

[@nickraja17]

north india k logo ne andhadhun investment kiya hai Goa mein specially delhi Punjab se. inki wajah se achanak se real estate ki prize badhi jisse sab menhga ho gaya. mein har saal 2-3 baar goa jata tha. kabhi kabhi mahine bhar tak ruk jata tha. par after corona poora band baj gaya goa ka. jab se UP bihar k guthka dhari aa gaye aur punjab Delhi k gunda gardi karne wale hum logo ne jana band kar diya. ye to hona hi tha meri friend apne husband k sath wahan stay house chalati hai. wo sirf foreigners ya konkani logo ko hi rooms deti hai. Indians sirf hungama hi karte hai der raat tak. tod fod karenge. bilkul manners ya owner k liye respect nahi rakhenge. ladkiyan bhi kum nahi hai huddangi karne mein. sirf hum 5 log jo uske college friends hai unko hi rooms deti hai aur sirf foreigners

[@shrisai6548]

Forneris जो धंधा करने आती हैं उनको ही देती हैं मैडम ये भी अच्छा है

[@AshishSawant-mt5bv]

From neighbouring Sawantwadi, Maharashtra bordering Goa and agree with you that, Goa was getting filthy due to " Indian hippie type tourists and Bangladeshi type" and getting over priced as well.

[@vidheyshenvikossambe5324]

I am from Goa.... apne 100% Hamri Maan ki baat bol di hai.😊

[@bharatg124]

Goa needs to diversify and actually need to change policy on liquor.. it isn't a union territory anymore. Increase tax on alcohol, improve the transport infrastructure probably a shuttle north -south monorail, primarily make policy level changes.

[@jayalakshmimallikeswaran9712]

The cathedrals, churches in South Goa are good. Goans use blue n white colours to paint their houses

[@rakeshH_M]

Good to see, Local people and local government bodies are responsible for the decline in tourists in Goa.😅

[@butterflies_and_trees]

I (as an Indian) living in UK and myself discourage my American and British friends and colleagues from travelling to India due to safety and pollution concerns. But I find that foreigners are still fascinated about India... so it isn't too late yet.

[@anusingh5841]

Then at least suggest the good places in India not all places have pollution and safety issues. You in a way are being an enemy for your own country

[@prashantshetty6802]

You are not discouraging Americans and British. You psychologically know you are not one of them and are trying to cosy up so. You are catering to your cowardice.

[@mangalabhawan7546]

There should be a policy to preserve the local population too. What has been the fault of local people to suffer such tourists.

[@sach3656]

Sahi kaha sirji in chapriyo ke darr se kabhi family ke sath goa nahi gaya humesha Mahableshwar ko prefer kiya

[@Straight0edge]

Price filter can be a good armour of our pristine ecology & culture, prone to be ravaged by callous tourism.

[@percydpercyd]

SIR GOA IS A COSMOPOLITAN TOURIST DESTINATION. TOURIST COME HERE AS SUBSTITUTE TO THAILAND AND OTHER EAST ASIAN COUNTRIES DO YOU UNDERSTAND SIR. WHAT YOU ARE SAYING IS CONVERTING GOA LIKE VARANASI. IN THAT CASE YOU HAVE TO PROMOTE GOA AS A PILGRIMAGE DESTINATION AND THEN WAIT AND WATCH. UNTIL THEN THAILAND PATAYA WILL REMAIN AS FAVOURITE DESTINATIONS OF INDIAN AND INTERNATIONAL TOURIST. DID YOU UNDERSTAND SIR

[@kevindmello2000]

Absolutely right uncle..100% your predictions are come true.

[@Jungle_boy123]

Is he asteologer

[@kevindmello2000]

@Jungle_boy123 if you have seen his other/previous videos you would know.

[@comgamilwebranger]

You have made many correct points mate

[@__nemo__123]

Sirf Goa hi nahi baaki tourist destinations mei bhi bahut crowd badh gaya hai. Par hum aise kisi ek class ke liye to tourist spots ko limit nahi kar sakte na. Lets see how this works out in 5-10 years. But I have few hopes from older tourist spots. Naye destinations aa gaye hai which are more popular in middle and upper middle class (including foreign countries)

[@leaverocklone]

Biggest problem when traveling with family 1) dirty washrooms in 4 star hotels. Clean does not mean flow water on everything 2) people spitting everywhere 3) Zero civic sense. 4) Unemployment hence everybody is out there to scam 4) No hopes from any local/ state administration anywhere hence not mentioning