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The security measures have been heightened in Srinagar as the city is all set to host the third G20 Tourism Working Group meeting, which will start on Monday.   For this three-day G20 Summit, from May 22-24, Kashmir is under a three-tier security grid for aerial surveillance drone monitoring is put in place National Security Guard (NSG) and MARCOS commandos are being deployed around the venue Jammu and Kashmir Police's special operation group (SOG) will be deployed at several places to give security cover to prevent from any terror incident.

As Srinagar is decked up to host the third Tourism Working Group Meeting of G20 members on Monday, seven countries, including Spain, Singapore, and Mauritius are discussing film tourism in the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir.

Spain, Singapore, Mauritius, Nigeria, South Africa, Brazil and India are among seven countries to discuss the global perspective of film tourism, as well as, its economic benefits and impact in J-K. The side event on 'Film Tourism for Economic Growth and Cultural Preservation' is part of the mega third Tourism Working Group Meeting to be organized at Srinagar between May 22-24.

Actor Ram Charan arrived at Srinagar airport to attend the first side event on "Film Tourism for Economic Growth and Cultural Preservation" of the 3rd G20 Tourism Working Group meeting.

He said that the majestic mountains, verdant valleys, the culture and mystic of Jammu and Kashmir makes it an ideal destination for film tourism.

We expect around 20 million tourists to visit J&K this year: Harsh Vardhan Shringla, Chief Coordinator, G20 Presidency-India