Goa Sunburn EDM Festival finally gets government’s approval
Times of IndiaTimes Travel Editor/TRAVEL NEWS, GOA/ Created : Oct 17, 2019, 16:30 IST
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Goa Tourism Minister Manohar Ajgaonkar recently said that the state government has given ‘in-principle’ permission to host the Sunburn Electronic Dance Museum (EDM) festival in Goa in December. The Tourism Minister also stated tha … Read more
Goa Tourism Minister Manohar Ajgaonkar recently said that the state government has given ‘in-principle’ permission to host the Sunburn Electronic Dance Museum (EDM) festival in Goa in December. The Tourism Minister also stated that the final approval for this festival will be given only when the organisers agree to fulfil the criteria laid down by the government. Read less
The minister also stated that as of now, they have given in-principle approval to Sunburn Klassique to host the festival from December 27 to 29.
Latest reports suggest that the promoter of the festival, Precept Live, is collaborating with Goa-based nightlife and promotions firm Klassique for all the Sunburn events in the state. This year, the festival is going to be held at Vagator Beach in North Goa.
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