Madhya Pradesh has unveiled an ambitious new tourism vision at the landmark Regional Tourism Conclave 2025 in Rewa, signaling its intent to emerge as India’s premier tourism hotspot. The high-profile event saw participation from Hon’ble Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, Deputy Chief Minister Shri Rajendra Shukla, and Tourism Minister Shri Dharmendra B.S. Lodhi, backed by a wide spectrum of tourism leaders, industry stakeholders, and hospitality experts. The conclave centered on the transformative potential of the Vindhyan Valleys—celebrated for their rich heritage, natural beauty, and vibrant cultural tapestry—and outlined plans to make the region a leading corridor for culture, spirituality, and adventure tourism.
Key sessions addressed holistic tourism development, investment opportunities, and enhanced connectivity, especially through innovative projects such as the proposed Maa Ganga to Maa Narmada tourism corridor, which aims to link major pilgrimage and tourism hubs across Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. The government’s integrated approach—emphasizing upgraded infrastructure, simplified investment processes, and initiatives like the PM Shri Vayu Seva scheme for improved air connectivity—was widely praised. Industry experts and tourism entrepreneurs lauded Madhya Pradesh’s growing profile, citing rapid surges in online travel searches, a thriving wildlife tourism sector, and world-class hospitality services.
The event also shone a spotlight on the state’s dedication to inclusive and sustainable tourism, showcased through programs for rural homestays, women guide training, eco-friendly infrastructure, and support for local artisans. The exhibition at the conclave displayed the region’s exquisite crafts and heritage offerings, reinforcing Madhya Pradesh’s dynamic potential on the national and international tourism map. As the Vindhya region rises as the heart of a new tourism revolution, the success of the Rewa conclave marks a significant step towards economic growth, cultural preservation, and the transformation of Madhya Pradesh into a top travel destination for both Indian and global visitors.
