The Federation of Karnataka Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FKCCI), in collaboration with the Department of Tourism, Government of Karnataka, on Tuesday held a roadshow in Hyderabad announcing the conduct of Dakshin Bharat Utsav–2024.
The much-anticipated Dakshin Bharat Utsav–2024 will be held on June 15-16, at Princess Shrine, Gate No: 9, Palace Grounds, Bengaluru. This event aims to showcase the tourism potential of southern Indian states while emphasizing investment opportunities and employment generation, FKCCI said.
The Dakshin Bharat Utsav promises to be a vibrant two-day affair, meticulously designed to engage and empower stakeholders within the dynamic tourism industry. With a diverse array of activities lined up, including the Tourism Investors Meet, an exhibition spotlighting the rich culture, cuisine, and tourism offerings of the Southern States, conferences, and invaluable networking opportunities through B2B and B2G interactions.
The Hyderabad Roadshow aims to promote the South India as the major tourism destination and to invite interested MSMEs to invest in tourism sector. At the roadshow in Royalton Hotel, Principal Secretary, Tourism, Government of Telangana, Shailaja Ramaiyer, attended as the chief guest and Director, Tourism and Chairman BWSSB Government of Karnataka, Dr Ram Prasath Manohar, as guest of honour.
This collaborative endeavor between FKCCI and the Karnataka Department of Tourism emphasizes a shared commitment to harnessing the immense potential of tourism as a driver of economic prosperity and social advancement. Through strategic partnerships and innovative initiatives, Dakshin Bharat Utsav seeks to foster inclusive growth, create employment opportunities, and propel southern India to the forefront of the global tourism map, the FKCCI president Ramesh Chandra Lahoti said in a press conference.
The Federation of Karnataka Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FKCCI) is one of the oldest and most respected trade bodies in India, dedicated to promoting the interests of businesses across various sectors in Karnataka. With a legacy spanning over a century, FKCCI continues to be a proactive advocate for economic growth, entrepreneurship, and sustainable development, he said.
The Department of Tourism, Government of Karnataka, is committed to showcasing the diverse cultural, natural, and historical heritage of the state and aims to position Karnataka as a premier tourism destination, offering enriching experiences for visitors while contributing to the state’s socio-economic progress, he said.
Besides Lahoti, vice president Uma Reddy, Director, Dept of Tourism, GoK, Dr Ram Prasad Manohar, Chairman, Tourism Committee, K. Shivashanmugam, coordinator, DBU, GK Shetty, President, TN Hotels Association, Venkat Reddy, president, FTCCI, Meela Jayadev were also present.
