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Surat International Airport is situated in Magdalla, Surat. The airport is 20 km away from the city centre and can be reached by buses, cars, and taxis. The airport serves southern Gujarat, a region with a population of approximately 12 million. It is Gujaratís second busiest airport after Ahmedabad Airport. Surat Airport is well connected to nearby cities such as Amreli, Bhavnagar, Ahmedabad, and Rajkot. There are two terminals for domestic and international passengers. Facilities offered at the airport include baggage carousels, arrival lounge, security counters, wheelchair facilities, medical aid, child-care rooms, restrooms, ATM services, and Wi-Fi hotspots, among others.

Surat is the commercial centre of Gujarat. The city is famous for its diamond industries. A hub of immigrants, Surat is the fastest growing city in Gujarat. It is known by various nicknames, such as the ëSilk Cityí, ëGreen City,í and ëDiamond City.í Being the city where the East India Company first landed, Surat has a vibrant history. The city also had trading centres of the Dutch and the Portuguese. Today, Surat attracts a flock of tourists due to its beaches, temples, lakes, and a number of natural structures. Its Dandiya Raas Festival and Kite Festival are prominent worldwide.

Goa Airport is situated in Dabolim, 4 km from Vasco Da Gama city and 30 km from Panaji, the state capital. The airport is officially called Dabolim International Airport. It has a single terminal for both domestic and international passengers. Every part of the airport has various passenger-friendly facilities including duty-free shops, information desks, restaurants and cafes, ATMs, currency exchange, and baggage trolleys. Recently, Starbucks opened at Goa Airport, thereby offering plenty of delicious options for travellers to choose from. From the airport, travellers can opt for app-based taxis or pre-paid taxis as per their convenience.

With an area of 3,702 sq km, Goa is the smallest state in India and one of the most popular beach destinations across the country. Nestled on the western coast, this state is much loved for its festive carnivals, golden beaches and sacred places of worship. Reflecting its vibrant history as a Portuguese colony until 1961, the state has much to offer every type of traveller. From lounging about in beach shacks to donning the pilgrimís hat and visiting churches of historic importance and forts that resonate the rich history of the state, travellers are drawn to Goaís colourful and vibrant way of life, including its multi-cultural cuisines, casino cruising activities and tiger safaris, among other things. While South Goa has quiet and peaceful beaches, North Goa has the busiest beaches with interesting restaurants and cafes.