Tourists and locals in Goa continue to encounter safety risks and inadequate infrastructure, prompting frustration given the substantial tax revenues the tourism sector generates for the state. While Goa remains a top holiday destination, the state has struggled to maintain safety, security, and adequate facilities amidst rapidly growing tourist numbers. In recent years, this has led to overcrowding, with popular areas suffering from traffic congestion, insufficient waste management, and poorly maintained roads. These issues contribute to safety concerns for tourists and residents alike, raising questions about how tax revenues are being utilized to address these challenges.