Karnataka Tourism as part of its initiative has laid out the red carpet to international delegates from over 35 countries attending the Bengaluru leg of the G20 Summit Meet. The visit of international delegates to Karnataka reinforces "Brand Karnataka" and helps reinforce the "One State, Many World"; tagline of the tourism department.
Karnataka will host 14 G20 meetings, and during the stay of the delegates, will be showcasing the StateТs many offerings. Karnataka is all geared up to receive delegates at the JW Marriott Prestige Golfshire for the first set of G20 Meetings from the 13 Ц 17 December 2022. The schedule of meetings are as follows:
The DOT has ensured all arrangements have been put in place, having regular interactions with the various concerned departments such as Dept. of Economic Affairs, Ministry of External Affairs, Indian Council for Cultural Research (ICCR) and all concerned G20 coordinators to ensure G20 meetings in Karnataka are world-class and memorable.
Live Performances of 30-45 minutes have been planned for each evening of G20 meetings through an eclectic mix of dances, music, and a cultural exhibition showcasing the state. A Bangalore City Tour has been organized on 15 th December 2022 to showcase our rich culture & heritage as well as our industrial and technology strengths.
"Karnataka Ц One State, Many Worlds" is well known for silk, milk, coffee, honey and more. It is home to severalforts, architectural marvels, UNESCO World Heritage Sites and blessed with a rich cultural heritage. Other diverse visitor attractions include pilgrim sites, coastal landscapes and national parks. The state offers a variety of tourism attractions that cater to the demand from different visitor segments, such as eco-tourism, wellness and adventure. Over the years Karnataka has emerged as one of the most sought-after tourism destinations in the country, and also created a space for itself in the international tourism circuit. As of 2019, the State was ranked as third most preferred destination among domestic tourists, a ranking the state has held for 3 consecutive years.
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