The state, known for its beach and nightlife, had tapped into a central government scheme to ensure Internet service along the coastal hotspots, he told reporters on the sidelines of a media event in Panaji.
"All the beaches in Goa will be covered by Wi-Fi, thanks to tourism ministry's Swadesh Darshan scheme under which the Goa government has got Rs.100 crore," Parulekar said.
Goa attracts nearly 40 lakh tourists every year, including half a million from outside India.
Parulekar said under the scheme, CCTVs would be installed along the beaches for strengthening security.
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