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Goa Airport (AITA: GOI), officially known as Dabolim Airport, is operated and managed by the Airports Authority of India. The airport is a civil enclave jointly owned by the State Government and the Indian Navy. The distance of the airport from the capital city, Panjim, is around 30 km. There is an integrated terminal at the Dabolim International Airport which caters to the needs of both domestic and international passengers. Due to the heavy traffic, a second airport at Mopa is being constructed. It is equipped with all modern facilities, such as advanced X-ray scanners, eateries, Wi-Fi, medical aid, free wheelchairs, ATMs, helpdesks, and more.

Goa is one of Indiaís most renowned tourist destinations. Goa is Indiaís smallest state by area and fourth-smallest by population. Vasco da Gama, Margao, and Panaji are the most well-known cities in Goa. Goa was once a part of Portuguese rule, and their influence can still be seen in the cityís culture and architecture. Goa is known for its stunning beaches, historically significant forts and churches, and buzzing nightlife. About one-third of Goa is covered with forests. There is never a dull moment in Goa with a plethora of activities and adventures to choose from. Goa is also a well-known hotspot for biodiversity. The languages spoken in Goa are mostly English, Marathi, Portuguese and Konkani. The city experiences a hot and humid climate during the summer. The monsoon season sees heavy rainfall. The best time to visit Goa is during the winter season. Tourism, minerals, mining ores, and agriculture constitute a significant part of the cityís economy.

The airport at Madurai (IATA: IXM) serves as a passenger and customs airport. It connects many nearby cities, towns and villages in Tamil Nadu. Around 12 km from the Madurai railway station, the airport is situated on State Highway 37. It was established in 1957 and is now managed by the Airports Authority of India. There is only one integrated terminal for domestic and international flights. The airport houses around 16 check-in counters, advanced X-ray scanners, three aero-bridges, customs counters, medical aid, a Wi-Fi facility, two lounges, immigration counters, and more.

Madurai is the third largest and probably the oldest city in Tamil Nadu. The city is located on the banks of the Vaigai River. It is often addressed as ëThoonga Nagaramí, which means the ëcity that never sleeps.í The city is said to have been ruled by the Pandyas, the Cholas, the Madurai Nayaks, among others. Magnificent temples and monuments are spread out across the city. The city has a tropical climate. June to August is the monsoon season, whereas December to February is the winter season. Tamil, English, Telugu, Urdu, and Hindi are spoken here. Madurai's major economy-boosting industries are floriculture, small-scale industries, automobile manufacturers, rubber companies, the IT industry, tourism, and more. Festivals such as the Chittirai festival and the Avanimoolam festival are celebrated enthusiastically by the city's residents.