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Dabolim International Airport (GOI) is the only international airport in Goa. It is located in Dabolim. The airport is situated 30 km from the state capital Panjim, and 4 km from the nearest city, Vasco Da Gama. The airport's integrated terminal building handles both international and domestic passengers and is equipped with all the necessary facilities for its guests. In addition to many destinations, Dabolim International Airport handles connecting flights to London, Manchester, Sharjah, and some cities in Russia. Over 7.6 million passengers arrived at or departed from this airport in the 2019-2020 period. Dabolim International Airportís integrated terminal has an in-line baggage scanning system with check-in counters, immigration counters for arrivals, and immigration counters for departures. The airport has ATMs, elevators, wheelchair access for senior citizens and the physically challenged, a baby care room, Wi-Fi, a medical centre, parking, a smoking room, duty-free shops, domestic shopping facilities, coffee and tea shops, a bar, restaurants, and snack counters. It is well-connected to other parts of Goa, and passengers can avail themselves of buses, taxis, rental cars, and prepaid cabs outside the airport.

Located in South India, Goa is a coastal state known for its quaint beaches, beautiful churches, and Portuguese architecture. This vacation destination is popular among tourists for its many nightclubs and party-friendly atmosphere. Along with its nightlife, Goa has countless sightseeing activities. Its museums are great places to spend your afternoons, and it has some great hiking spots as well. With its beautiful beaches, blue sea, and balmy weather, Goa is a tropical paradise that caters to all tastes. It is an ideal destination for water sports and festivals, and it has a lot to offer for those who love history and culture. You can explore the 17th-century Portuguese fort, Fort Aguada, in the morning, drive to the Dudhsagar Falls for a breath of fresh air, and finish with a sea-facing dinner at one of the many restaurants in Little Vagator. Goa is famous for the Mario Miranda art museum too. As it is a coastal city, the staple food of Goa is rice and fish curry. The cuisine of Goa is dominated by seafood. Do not forget to taste the local Goan cuisine comprising dishes, such as chicken xacuti, prawn rechado, chicken vindaloo, and the iconic coconut dessert bebinca. Goa is also famous for its brass metal handicrafts, seashell crafts, bamboo items, and woodcarving. Konkan i is the official language of Goa. Though the city is culturally diverse, a few festivals celebrated with lots of fanfare are the Goa Carnival, the Feast of Saint Francis Xavier, and the Christmas and New Year celebrations.

Coimbatore's international airport is Peelamedu airport. The Coimbatore airportís IATA code is CJB. As an airport in Tamil Nadu, it primarily serves the cities of Coimbatore and Tirupur. The Coimbatore International Airport is the only airport providing service to Coimbatore and the nearby cities of Tirupur and Ooty and is about 10 km from the city centre. This airport is the second largest in Tamil Nadu in terms of its terminal size, runway length, and air traffic. The Coimbatore International Airport has only one terminal, which serves domestic and international flights according to schedule. The Coimbatore Flying Club and other airport carriers use the airport's single runway and two hangars. Wi-Fi, medical care, child care facilities, luggage carts, restrooms, and waiting area lounges are the facilities available to travellers at Coimbatore International Airport. There is also a restaurant, two snack bars, and a lost-and-found office for your convenience. It will take about 15 minutes to get to the airport from the Coimbatore Railway Station, and the airport is about 11 km from the Coimbatore railway station. Other than local buses, you can take auto-rickshaws, and prepaid taxis are also available for local travel.

Coimbatore is an acronym formed from the names of the Coimbatore district, Koovagam-Udumalpet, and the word ëooruí, which means city in Tamil. It was nicknamed ëthe Manchester of South Indiaí for its cotton production when the city was famed for its textile mills. Also, Coimbatore is the second-largest city in Tamil Nadu after Chennai. Surrounded by the mighty Western Ghats located on the banks of the River Noyyal, Coimbatore has a pleasant climate and clean environment with diverse and cosmopolitan culture. Coimbatore is referred to by some as the ëPump Cityí owing to its status as one of the largest exporters of drinking water in the world. The city covers an area of 4723 sq km and has a hilly terrain, with forests mostly in the west elevations. The temperature here varies throughout the year: During the winters, it can reach up to 15 ∞C, and during the summers, it can rise to 42∞C, which makes it a place that experiences some of the best climates for travellers to experience all year round. Coimbatore is one of India's fastest-growing cities, with one of the highest per capita incomes in India and a substantial entrepreneurial base. Besides, it is one of the largest producers of cotton in the country and houses one of the oldest unions in India, making it an attractive tourist destination. The major celebration in Coimbatore is the Mariamman festival in summer and Maha Shivaratri, apart from Tamil Naduís state festival, Pongal. As it is a South Indian city, the staple food is rice. Some of the popular dishes tourists must try are dosa chutney, idli sambar, appam, and uppitu.