Discouraging tourists from consuming drugs and keeping budget tourists from cooking in public places, are two major red flags identified in the Goa tourism policy which was approved by the state cabinet on Wednesday, Tourism Minister Manohar Ajgaonkar said.

Discouraging #tourists from consuming drugs and keeping budget tourists from cooking in public places, are two major red flags identified in the #Goa tourism policy which was approved by the state cabinet on Wednesday, Tourism Minister Manohar Ajgaonkar (@BabuAjgaonkar) said. pic.twitter.com/K8V7jrmeDC

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Speaking to reporters after a meeting of the cabinet Ajgaonkar said that the broad objective of the tourism policy was to promote the natural beauty of Goa and the state's heritage and widen the current one-track focus on the state's beaches.