With the goal of enhancing cooperation among tourism entities, the Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board successfully hosted a roadshow at the Hotel Taj Mahal in Lucknow on June 25. This event was planned in light of upcoming initiatives such as the Madhya Pradesh Travel Mart.

Acclaimed Madhya Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla was the chief guest, joined by Shri Dharmendra Bhav Singh Lodhi, Minister of State for Culture and Tourism, and Jaiveer Singh, Uttar Pradesh’s Minister of Tourism. Noting the significance of the event, an MoU was signed to foster tourism collaborations between Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh focused on various tourism circuits.

In discussing the robust development of Madhya Pradesh, Rajendra Shukla emphasized that as regions experience industrial, green, and tourism revolutions, they witness accelerated growth and job creation. He mentioned ongoing initiatives led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav to enhance tourism infrastructure and promote local culture.

Shri Dharmendra Singh Lodhi pointed out that tourism serves as a backbone for society’s economic advancement and invited participation in the flourishing tourism sector of Madhya Pradesh.

In regard to tourism synergy, Jaiveer Singh remarked on the cultural connections between both states, underscoring the fulfillment tourists will experience traveling from Maa Ganga to Maa Narmada.

New Pathways in Tourism Through the Ganga-Narmada Corridor

Shiv Shekhar Shukla, Managing Director of Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board, underlined the rich diversity of the state’s heritage. Future tourism initiatives, like the Ganga-Narmada corridor project, promise improved accessibility and enhanced experiences between notable destinations, potentially boosting joint tourism efforts and fostering cultural exchanges.

Madhya Pradesh’s significance as a celebrated destination is underscored by its historical, natural, and cultural treasures, which reflect a holistic tourist experience. The state’s major attractions include:

• Baba Mahakal
• Omkareshwar
• Chitrakoot
• Maihar
• Amarkantak

Seamless Connectivity

Travel facilities connecting Uttar Pradesh with Madhya Pradesh have seen enhancements, allowing for easier access to famous locations such as Gwalior, Bhopal, Indore, and Jabalpur.

Hotel and Hospitality Landscape

A diverse array of accommodation options ranging from luxury hotels such as Taj and Marriott to charming homestays have been developed to cater to varied tourist preferences, ensuring memorable stays.

Investment Opportunities

Madhya Pradesh’s new Tourism Policy 2025 caters to an incentivized investment ecosystem aimed at tourism growth, resulting in tangible benefits for investors.

A Hub for Film Production

The establishment of a Film Facilitation Cell (FFC) has significantly boosted film tourism, streamlining the process for film projects.

The Madhya Pradesh Tourism Department continues to facilitate memorable travel experiences while enhancing its global tourism visibility.