Jammu, January 28: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah inaugurated the newly constructed Tawi State Guest House on Canal Road, Jammu, marking a significant milestone in the development of Jammu and Kashmir’s hospitality infrastructure.
The state-of-the-art facility, developed by the Hospitality and Protocol Department, is designed to serve as a premier accommodation for hosting state guests, dignitaries, and high-level delegations visiting the region. During the inaugural event, the Chief Minister conducted a meticulous inspection of the facility and was briefed comprehensively on its space allocation, architectural design, and the advanced amenities incorporated within the guest house.
Speaking on the occasion, Omar Abdullah lauded the efforts of the Hospitality and Protocol Department for their commitment to developing world-class infrastructure in Jammu. He emphasized that the Tawi State Guest House is not just an addition to the region’s hospitality sector but a critical asset that reflects the government’s dedication to enhancing facilities for visiting officials and dignitaries.
The Tawi State Guest House boasts modern amenities, including luxurious suites, conference rooms, banquet facilities, and recreational areas, all tailored to meet the needs of high-profile guests. Its strategic location on Canal Road offers convenience and accessibility while providing a serene environment for its occupants.
The Chief Minister expressed confidence that the new facility would play a pivotal role in showcasing Jammu and Kashmir’s hospitality and cultural richness to visiting delegations, further strengthening the state’s reputation on national and international platforms.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by senior government officials, dignitaries, and members of the Hospitality and Protocol Department, who shared their vision of making the Tawi State Guest House a benchmark in hospitality services.
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