It is already known that the government of Andhra Pradesh had been extensively focusing on the tourism department and making special efforts to gain significance. The crucial formula here is going to be to crack the mechanism to invite massive pools of tourists.
On that note, something interesting is happening now as the government of Andhra Pradesh is contemplating the idea of establishing shacks and liquor outlets like the ones we see in Goa.
These ready to consume liquor products will be sold at private outlets beside the sea, so that the tourists can enjoy the breeze and indulge in a few sips. This is one of the main reasons by several people travel to Goa in the first place.
Another interesting development is that the government is reportedly contemplating the area of selling low price liquor, which is also similar to the model that we say in Goa.
The crucial point here is that Goa tourism market has nearly saturated and not many people are actually interested in visiting there as the localities are all familiar. So this would open a whole new market to the Andhra Pradesh sector.
This is a pilot project and the government is reportedly considering the area of establishing to such outlets first in order to assess the feedback. The two outlets that are in discussion are Chirala and Vizag Beach.
If this model succeeds, then Andhra Pradesh has huge potential with its humongous, coastal line and the opportunities are absolutely immense.
This post was last modified on 5 June 2026 10:39 am
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