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Dabolim Goa International Airport ( IATA: GO I), is the international airport in Goa. It is a civilian enclave operated jointly by the Airports Authority of India and INS Hansa , a naval air base . The airport handles over 8 million passengers every year . It is located at Dabolim , about 4 km from Vasco da Gama . The capital city of Panaji is about 30 km away. The old terminal dates back to 1955 , which was shut after the inauguration of the new terminal building . The new terminal was inaugurated in 2013 and has a frameless glass structure. Apart from its aesthetic design, it has the capacity to handle millions of passengers a year . The basement level handles all cargo operations. The upper levels are dedicated to security checks, immigration counters, and check-in counters. The airport is easily accessible from the city by cabs and other public transport.

Goa is the perfect holiday destination for travellers of all ages . It is the smallest Indian state separated from the rest of the mainland by the Western Ghats . Its coast on the western front is along the Arabian Sea . The climate of Goa is tropical monsoon type andhe summers are hot and humid . The monsoon season brings almost 90% of its annual rainfall. The state is divided into two subdivisions ñ North and South Goa ñ each administered by a district collector . In North Goa, you get to experience the hilly areas and the local countryside culture. On the other hand, you can lose yourself in the serenity of the sea and the beaches in South Goa. The tourism industry is well-developed in the coastal as well as interior areas . The region is famous for its mouth-watering cuisine. Although the staple diet is rice and fish curry , Goanese cuisine comprises a host of other dishes. The abundance of seafood in the region has given rise to a multitude of delicacies prepared with elaborate recipes. The spicy cuisine augments the tang of the ocean , and local liquor will truly tickle your taste buds. This local liquor prepared by double distillation of cashew apples is called feni. It is quite popular among both locals and tourists. The Portuguese influence has also left its mark on Goa, seen through the stateís prominent wine culture .

Vadodara Airport (IATA code: BDQ) is an international airport that serves the city of Vadodara. It is located in the northeast of the city in a suburb known as Harni, 5 km from the railway station. The airport also has a busy cargo terminal that helps import and export commodities such as fresh vegetables, fish, flowers, and cashew. You can reach the airport by taxi, autorickshaw, or regular city bus services. There are shuttle services from the airport to the railway station and the city centre. The airport has various amenities for passengers, including car parking, luggage trolleys, conveyor belts, foreign exchange counters, ATMs, eateries, and other basic amenities . All major domestic airlines such as IndiGo offer regular flights to and from this airport to other major cities in India such as Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, and so on.

Vadodara is located on the banks of the Vishwamitri River and is known as an important education hub. Archaeological discoveries indicate that human presence here dates back to prehistoric times. The city was ruled by the Guptas, Chalukyas, Rashtrakutas, Solankis, Delhi Sultans, Mughals, and Marathas across different periods. Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III, a powerful ruler, a socio-economic reformer, and a lover of the arts, architecture, and music, prompted Vadodaraís development and enhanced the splendour of modern-day Vadodara. The city is now a land of palaces, gardens, universities, and heavy industries.