Gandhi is expected to reach Surat this morning, after which he will have informal meetings with the industry representatives and workers during the day, sources in the Congress said.
"He will have formal interaction with traders in Adajan area of the city in the evening," they said.
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Congress spokesperson Manish Doshi confirmed the proposed visit and the programme of the party vice president.
The Congress and other Opposition parties have decided to observe November 8, the day on which Prime Minister Narendra Modi last year announced demonetisation, as "Black Day".
Gandhi's decision to take part in the protest in Gujarat is significant as the state is going for polls next month.
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