Karnataka Tourism Forum (KTF) is organising a ‘Rally to Revive Tourism’ tomorrow. The motorcycle rally will be flagged off from UB City in Bengaluru at 7 am and will arrive in Mysuru around 10 am. This symbolic rally is being planned to create awareness and publicise the fact that Karnataka is safe to travel as long as the new norms of social distancing and self-safety are followed. The (KTF) is a registered not-for-profit organisation comprising tourism professionals and companies to improve tourism in Karnataka.
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Rally to revive tourism in Karnataka tomorrow
Karnataka Tourism Forum (KTF) is organising a ‘Rally to Revive Tourism’ tomorrow. The motorcycle rally will be flagged off from UB City in Bengaluru at 7 am and will arrive in Mysuru…
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Published September 11, 2020 · 1 min read
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