Global star Ram Charan jets off to Srinagar to attend the G20 summit

Global star Ram Charan is spotted at Hyderabad airport this morning. Reportedly, he jets off to Srinagar to attend the third G20 Tourism meeting to be organized from 22nd to 24th May at Srinagar.

Sources reveal that the delegates will visit the Art and Craft Bazaar showcasing local handicrafts, work of artisans, signifying the importance of community participation.

Giving details, Sh Arvind Singh said that the stage is set for discussions and deliberations on finals deliverables and there are two key deliverables of the Tourism Working Group, which include GOA Roadmap for Tourism as a vehicle for achieving sustainable development goals and G20 Tourism Ministers’ Declaration.

Sh Arvind Singh further said that during this meeting, G20 member countries, invited countries, and international organizations will give valuable inputs and feedback on these two draft documents and after negotiations with G20 Member Countries on these drafts, final versions will be placed in the fourth Tourism Working Group meeting and Ministerial meeting.

Under India’s G20 Tourism Track, the Tourism Working Group is working on five inter-connected priority areas, which are Green Tourism; Digitalization; Skills ; MSMEs ; Destination These priorities are key building blocks for accelerating the transition of the tourism sector and achieve the targets for 2030 SDGs.

The Tourism Secretary also informed that along the sidelines of the main event, a national level side event will be organized along with FICCI which will focus on ‘Promoting Incredible India through Film Tourism,’ offering states and union territories an opportunity to share their policies and best practices that have facilitated the development of film tourism. Industry stakeholders will also provide suggestions on encouraging filmmakers to shoot in various locations across the country.

Reports also indicate that presentations will be given by experts and representatives from wildlife organizations, industry associations. Delegates will also have the opportunity to experience the local attractions.