The G20 Summit 2023 has created a buzz around the town as Delhi is no stranger to hosting international events, but this is huge. It is wrapping up a series of G20 summit meetings held across 100+ venues with an estimated 1,50,000 foreign delegates. Leaders and diplomats from around the world have fled to the city.

The newly built Bharat Mandapam International Exhibition-Convention Centre at Pragati Maidan is hosting the event with a seating capacity of 13,500 people and is serving as the central location. The famed hotel brand ITC is supervising the catering for this big event.

A Boom in Hospitality

India’s G20 Presidency’s motto, ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam‘, focuses on hospitality and the country’s diverse tourism sector. The focus on the hospitality sector highlights the commitment to a sustainable future. The hospitality industry in Delhi is benefiting greatly from the G20 Summit 2023. There is an unparalleled demand for lodging, food, and event space. The exposure Delhi receives during the summit encourages travellers to remain longer, boosting the hospitality industry and the economy. 

Luxurious and high-end hotels are booked to the brim, significantly impacting the hospitality industry. Smaller businesses like restaurants, cafes, and local shops are also cashing in. The increased demand in hospitality firms caused them to hire more people, helping the local economy. This remarkable event is noteworthy not just on a worldwide scale but also on a local level, affecting various industries.

Lavish Hospitality In G20 Summit 2023

The global leaders of G20 Summit 2023 include prominent figures like US President Joe Biden, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, French President Emmanuel Macron and many more. The non-G20 member countries include Bangladesh, Egypt, Mauritius, Netherlands, Nigeria, Oman, Singapore, Spain, and the United Arab Emirates. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi officially welcomed Azali Assoumani, chairperson of the African Union, as a G20 member. They are expected to rename it as G21 at the conclusion of the G20 Summit 2023.

The Indian government has spared no effort in ensuring the security of these esteemed guests of G20 Countries. The world leaders will be experiencing the utmost luxury during their stay in the national capital. Approximately 3,500 rooms across 21 elite locations in Delhi and Gurugram are reserved to accommodate the delegates. The list of such extravagant and luxurious hotels includes:

• ITC Maurya Sheraton
• Taj Palace
• Le Meridian
• Shangri-La Eros
• JW Marriott
• Claridges Hotel
• The Lalit
• Imperial Hotel
• Oberoi Hotel, Delhi
• Oberoi Hotel, Gurugram
• The Leela Palace
• Hyatt Regency

The Gala Dinner By ‘The President Of Bharat’

On the inaugural day of the G20 Summit 2023, President Draupadi Murmu will graciously host an extravagant gala dinner, said to be held in the multi-functional hall of the Bharat Mandapam. The exclusive gathering will warmly welcome a diverse assembly of dignitaries. A thoughtfully curated menu will showcase culinary delights through India’s monsoon season. The table settings adorned with silverware will reflect the rich cultural artistry of India.

The dinner will serve a splendid selection of millet dishes, capturing the essence of the meal. The focus on millet carries a broader significance as India forges deeper partnerships with African countries facing food challenges. Therefore positioning itself as a leader in the Global South. The ‘Indian Delight’ will leave a lasting impression with an unforgettable culinary experience.

Wrapping Up The Summit

The events held at the G20 Summit 2023 will promote cooperation and agreements with far-reaching implications for the global and local economies. Improved transport systems, updated roads, and increased public areas will have a long-term influence on the city’s infrastructure. These enhancements boost Delhi’s overall attractiveness, luring more tourists and investors in the long run.