Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav attended the Regional Tourism Conclave held at Krishna Raj Kapoor Auditorium in Rewa on Saturday. During this, he said that ‘We want to add tourism partners through Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam. Thousands of youth get employment through tourism. Industries are like a temple, where people get their lives and they get livelihood. We welcome investors for investment in this sector.
MoUs were also signed with several companies in the conclave. During this time, land was also allotted to many investors. Also, the film was also shown at the tourism spot of Vindhya region in the program. An investment proposals of 3 thousand crore rupees have been received in this conclave.
Tourism is also similar to the industry
CM Dr. Yadav said that under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the caravan of development is going on. Our government is moving in one direction with full force. In the Rewa Regional Conclave, investment proposals of 31 thousand crore were received only a few months ago. An investment proposal of Rs 30 lakh crore was received in GIS. Also, 21 lakh people also opened the way for employment. Tourism is also the same as the industry, so they are ready to provide every facility in this sector as well.
Mohan Yadav said that we are proud that the sector of tourism in Madhya Pradesh has increased at the fastest pace. It has a big role of religious tourism. In tourism, all the states on one side and Madhya Pradesh on one side. Our Ganges-Yamuna attains water due to glacier. But, we are proud that our rivers also speed up their speed with the same flow.
Who gave an investment proposal
CM Dr. Yadav said that the Ratapani Tiger Reserve was formed under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In this area, man walks in the day and tigers at night. This kind of scene is not seen in any other capital. India has the highest number of tigers in the world, and Madhya Pradesh has the highest number of tigers in India. The most clean water river in Asia is our Chambal. There is also a crocodile century.
Mohan Yadav said that a new dawn has started for the tourism sector in Rewa Regional Tourism Conclave. Today, investment proposals of Rs 3000 crore have been received in the tourism sector. This historical moment will open new doors of economic prosperity and employment for both divisions. The enthusiasm of investors in the conclave was being seen.
Ram Ola, managing director of Flyolala, expressed the biggest investment of 700 crores, indicating the introduction of large -scale tourism projects in the region. Divyansh Singh Baghel of RCRCPL and Vindhya Pride expressed his desire to invest 500 crores. In this sequence, Amit Digvijay Singh expressed the intention of investing Rs 500 crore and Ajit Sandadia, managing director of Sandia Builders.
These companies also came ahead
In addition, Gajendra Singh Rathore of Jungle Camp India gave 150 crores, Gaurav Pratap Singh and Pushparaj Singh 100-100 crores, Managing Director of Rajasthan Fort and Palace Manvendra Singh Shekhawat, Manvendra Singh Shekhawat, Manager Singh Shekhawat, for developing Heritage Property 100 Crore, Anuj and Vijay Tiwari of Eco Park 80 Crore, Anil Aggarwal of Aashastu Resort 150 Crore, Siddharth Singh Tomar of 150 crores, Siddharth Singh Tamar 150 crore, Siddharth Singh Tomar Vaibhav Singh Kaurav has expressed his desire to invest 10 crores and Kailash Phulwani.
All the safaries of the world fail ahead of us
Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla said that Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has worked in every field. The whole country is looking at them. We say on the injury of Danke today that we have a white tiger. The world’s safaris are spread in front of Rewa’s Tiger Safari. Niagara waterfall is nothing in front of our waterfall. The reserve of Baan Sagar is more beautiful than the island of Maldeep. Today shopping malls are being built in Rewa, big brands are ready to come here. Rewa will be a golden city in the coming days. This field is the best place for investment.
Investors welcome
Cabinet Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya said that the state government is an investment friendly government. Our Prime Minister Narendra Modi dreams that India should be a strong country by 2047. Similarly, Madhya Pradesh has to be made a strong state. In this, cooperation is also required to investors. Investors are welcome in the state. Tourism-culture and Religious Trust Minister Dharmendra Singh Lodhi said that our Chief Minister is Man of Ideas. They also have the power to bring the idea to the earth. The intention of our government is to develop Vindhya-Nimar Bundelkhand. The state with the most variations in our state is. We are cheetah-tiger state.
The state is continuously moving forward under his leadership in the field of religious tourism. In no time, more than 13 crore tourists came to the state. We can say proudly that the tourism heights is touching the vision of CM Yadav. I want to tell investors that our film-tourism policy is the most unique. All your investors are welcome by spreading arms in the state.
Panchayat and Rural Development Minister Prahlad Patel said that the geographical location of Rewa can entice any tourist. The white tigers are only in Rewa. The archaeological remains of Bandhavgarh are the largest capital. Today Rewa’s train-air connectivity is better. I assure that last one and a half year will be known for dialogue with industrialists. I request the most investors to come here, they are welcome.
Government working continuously
Significantly, the Madhya Pradesh government is actively working on specific projects for the development of tourism in the Vindhya region. These tasks are playing an important role in realizing the capacity of this region. In order to provide specific experiences and facilities to tourism in Vindhya region, Ghats, bridges and other facilities have been developed under the Prasad scheme at a cost of Rs 50 crore in Amarkantak. These facilities have been introduced by the Union Ministry of Tourism. With this, Amarkantak is to be established as a major spiritual and natural tourist destination.
Development of religious places
Similarly, Chitrakoot is also an important religious place. Here Lord Shri Ram spent a long time of his exile. Work is being done at a cost of about 36.84 crore rupees for the development of Kamatgiri Parikrama Path. Apart from this, special spiritual experiences are being developed at Raghav Ghat, Bharat Ghat on the banks of Mandakini under the Swadesh Darshan Yojana of the Government of India at Chitrakoot at a cost of about 27 crore rupees. The scheme also includes operations and maintenance of components constructed for the next 9 years.
The Sharda Devi Temple, located 65 km from Rewa, is a major center of reverence. Thousands of devotees come here from Uttar Pradesh and other states. Maa Sharda Devi Lok will be made in Maihar to increase their convenience and spiritual experiences. The project will develop Maihar as a major religious tourist center.
Employment with skill development
Shahdol Food Craft Institute is being set up to train the youth of the state in the tourism sector. It is constructed at a cost of Rs 15.62 crore. It was also released today. The Food Craft Institute is already operated in Rewa. The institute is recognized by the National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology (NCHMCT). It will also operate free schemes like ‘Hail to Employment’ of the Union Ministry of Tourism along with one and a half year diploma courses. This will provide employment opportunities to the youth of the state.
Increasing confidence of investors
Let me tell you, a letter of allotment (LOA) was issued for 6 lands to promote investment in the tourism sector during the conclave. In the Vindhya region, it will directly create an investment of more than Rs 12 crore and hundreds of employment opportunities directly and indirectly. Hotels, resorts and eco -tourism units etc. will be constructed on these lands. These allocations will strengthen tourism infrastructure in different parts of the state and create new employment opportunities.
PM Shri Tourism Air Services Booking Portal
With the aim of taking tourism to new heights in Madhya Pradesh, PM Shri Tourism Air Service was started on 13 June 2024 in collaboration with the Department of Tourism. For the first time, 2 twin engines aircraft are being operated under this service. This service is being operated between Bhopal, Indore, Satna, Rewa and Singrauli. Its ticket booking is currently being done through www.flyola.in, and now it will also be booked on the IRCTC website with the aim of making publicity and booking more convenient.
Home stay online booking portal launch
Home stay online booking portal has been launched by connecting villagestay developed in tourism villages of the state with digital booking system. With this, local homestay will now be able to book easily through major online travel agencies (OTAS) like Makemytrip, Easemytrip, Yatra.com at national and international levels. This will give them more booking rates. This initiative will digitally empower rural entrepreneurs and increase local employment and income.
Signature of important MoU
An MoU was signed with Village Reform Committee, MM Foundation and Samarth Sanstha for the construction of art and craft centers in Mandla, Dindori, Singrauli, Sidhi and Seoni. This MoU will provide livelihood opportunities to the conservation of local art and handicraft, training, production and women and artisans under the Responsible Tourism Mission.
The MoU was also signed between Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board and two major digital marketing companies Barcode Entertainment and Quicky Digital. This partnership will convey the beauty, cultural heritage and stories of tourist destinations to the wide audiences including the youth through social media and digital platforms. The LOA has been exchanged between Indira Gandhi National Center for Arts and Archaeological for the protection of Venkat Bhawan in Rewa.
Chief Minister’s discussion with major investors
Actress Sanvika and actor Mukesh Tiwari were specially present in this conclave. Apart from these, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, Chairperson of The Lalit Suri Hospitality Group and Managing Director Dr. Jyotsna Suri, Trawalkar Big Stone Private Limited, Rajputana Cessions Resorts and Clubs Private Limited Chairman Digesh Amit Digvijay Singh, Penormic Business Business Business Area Commercial Director, OTOAI was discussed with one to one with Rohit Chopra.
At the same time, Manvendra Singh Shekhawat, Managing Director of The MRS Group, Jet Sarve Aviation and Flyola Group Chairman and Managing Director S.K. Ram Ola, Vinay Khosla, managing director of Fort Rajwada, Managing Director of Aasthastu Resorts Anil Agarwal, Amit Alai, chairman and managing director Amit Kumar Singh, Jungle Camps India Founder and Managing Director Gajendra Singh Rathore also interacted.
This is MP’s attractive tourism policy
To attract investment in tourism, Madhya Pradesh Tourism Policy 2025 has been made attractive for investment. Online portal has been created to give permissions to investors. For the convenience of investors, a separate cell has been set up and transparent tender process has been established. The 30 -day time taken for permissions has been reduced to 10 days. Investors investing more than Rs 100 crore directly allocate land for 90 years. They are also provided capital subsidy.
Film tourism policy
To encourage film production, all permissions are given from the single window system in the state’s film Tourism Policy 2025. It has been brought under the Public Service Guarantee Act. Incentive incentives are provided on film production in local and regional languages. More than 450 films of MP have been shot. Film tourism not only brings revenue, but also creates employment for local artists, technicians and supporting services. This provides multidimensional benefits to the economy.
Focus on rural home stay
With the rural tourism policy, we are setting up rural home stays around tourist places. Villagers, especially women, are benefiting from this. It represents an inclusive development model. In this, the economic benefits of tourism are not limited to urban centers, but reach rural areas.
