The G-20 meeting in Srinagar was a significant event for Kashmir, as it was the first major international event to be held since the abrogation of Article 370 in 2019. The meeting was seen as an opportunity to showcase Kashmir's tourism potential and to improve its image on the global stage. The meeting was a success, with over 60 delegates from G20 countries attending. The delegates were given a tour of the region, including the Dal Lake, the Mughal Gardens, and other places. They also met with local officials and business leaders. The delegates were impressed with Kashmir's beauty and its potential for tourism. They said that the region had a lot to offer visitors, including its natural beauty, its rich history and culture, and its warm hospitality. The meeting was also a positive step in improving Kashmir's image on the global stage. The delegates were able to see for themselves that Kashmir is a peaceful and beautiful region that is safe for tourists. They also learned about the region's rich history and culture. The G-20 meeting in fact helped to improve Kashmir's image on the global stage and to showcase its tourism potential. The meeting is a sign of India's commitment to developing Kashmir and to making it a safe and attractive destination for tourists. The meeting also had a number of other benefits. It helped to boost the local economy, as it brought in a significant amount of revenue from tourism. The meeting also helped to create jobs, as it required a large number of people to work in the hospitality industry. The G-20 meeting was a success, and it is hoped that it will lead to further investment in the region and to increased tourism. Kashmir has a lot to offer visitors, and it is a region that is worth exploring. The meeting helped to dispel the myth that Kashmir is a dangerous place. The delegates were able to see for themselves that Kashmir is a peaceful and beautiful region that is safe for tourists. The meeting helped to showcase Kashmir's tourism potential. The delegates were impressed with Kashmir's beauty and its potential for tourism. The meeting helped to improve Kashmir's image on the global stage. The delegates were able to see for themselves that Kashmir is a part of India and that it is a region that is worth visiting. The meeting is a sign of Government of India commitment to developing Kashmir and to making it a safe and attractive destination for tourists.