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Goa Extends KPMG Contract for Tourism Master Plan at Rs 8 Lakh per Month
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 11 Oct 2026, 04:02 AM
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The Goa government has renewed its agreement with consultancy firm KPMG to continue developing the state's tourism master plan, paying the firm Rs 8 lakh each month.
Goa's tourism department has announced the continuation of its partnership with global consulting firm KPMG to further refine the state's tourism master plan. The extension comes with a monthly fee of Rs 8 lakh, reflecting the government's commitment to professional expertise in shaping tourism policy.
The renewed contract ensures that KPMG will keep providing strategic recommendations, data‑driven analysis and implementation support for the plan that aims to boost visitor numbers and enhance infrastructure across the coastal state.
State officials indicated that the ongoing collaboration is expected to help align Goa's tourism growth with sustainable development goals, while attracting higher‑value tourists and investment.
By retaining KPMG's services, the government hopes to maintain momentum on projects such as beach revitalisation, heritage promotion and new tourism circuits, all of which are outlined in the master plan.
The renewed contract ensures that KPMG will keep providing strategic recommendations, data‑driven analysis and implementation support for the plan that aims to boost visitor numbers and enhance infrastructure across the coastal state.
State officials indicated that the ongoing collaboration is expected to help align Goa's tourism growth with sustainable development goals, while attracting higher‑value tourists and investment.
By retaining KPMG's services, the government hopes to maintain momentum on projects such as beach revitalisation, heritage promotion and new tourism circuits, all of which are outlined in the master plan.