It's amply clear that majority of the Indian tourists, but not all, who visit Goa are lured by the intention of enjoyment, exclusively pertaining to alcohol. However, on the other hand, the tourists should also not forget to respect and abide by the law of the land. Enjoyment at permissible level is absolute fun, but going off track is genuinely harmful. Evidently there are cases of tourists who venture to beaches with their vehicles and create disturbance in eco-diversity zones, while some ignore tidal warnings and venture into the sea and meet a watery grave. It's a great move from the authorities concerned that tourists in inebriated conditions should not be permitted to ride/drive on roads, but alternative arrangements can be done to safeguard the interests of everyone. Furthermore, cab services can be provided or an alternative driver can be the need of the hour. Eventually, we as alert citizens, along with the authorities should also play a vital role in providing assistance and safeguarding the tourists from further setbacks. Tourists come to our homeland to create memories in their life time.
