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The Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board (MPTB) is seeking private investment to develop eco-tourism destinations, resorts, hotels, and wellness centres at 28 new land parcels and seven heritage properties in the state. The initiative, aimed at enhancing tourism infrastructure, spans across several regions including Mandsaur, Dhar, and Narsinghpur, among others. MPTB hopes to bolster the state's tourism sector by attracting investors to develop diverse locations, ranging from wildlife areas to hills and plains. Additionally, the board is considering the development of new wayside amenities, with 100 centres already operational and plans to add more.
The Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board (MPTB) is taking steps to improve adventure and recreational infrastructure in the state by inviting private investment. The board is considering investments for the development of eco-tourism destinations, resorts, hotels, and wellness centres across 28 new land parcels and seven heritage properties. This move aims to enhance tourism services and facilities, thereby increasing tourist footfall. Advertisement
Mandsaur, Dhar, Narsinghpur, Chindwara, Bhind, Neemuch, Betul, Narmadapuram, Raisen, Shajapur, and Shahdol are some of the regions identified by MPTB for offering land to investors to create infrastructure that will strengthen the tourism sector.
The additional managing director of MPTB, Bidisha Mukherjee, stated, "We have prepared 28 land parcels and seven heritage properties for bidding. Our goal is to develop infrastructure, improve amenities, and increase tourist arrivals in the state. With tourism on the rise, the development of new infrastructure will further boost the appeal of these properties. Madhya Pradesh offers investors ample land across diverse geographies, including wildlife reserves, hills, and plains, providing a variety of options for development."
To date, MPTB has allocated around 79 land parcels to private investors for various tourism projects. Of these, nine projects are already operational, 31 are under construction, and 39 are still in progress.
In addition to the land parcels, the board is considering the development of new wayside amenities between Gwalior, Hoshangabad, Rewa, Jabalpur, and Rajgarh. At present, roughly 100 wayside amenity centres have been handed over to private investors, with more than 75 already operational. MPTB is expected to invite bids for around 11 new wayside amenities in the near future.
The Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board's initiative to attract private investment is set to significantly enhance the state's tourism infrastructure. With plans for new eco-tourism destinations and the development of diverse geographies, MPTB is creating multiple opportunities for investors. The ongoing success of current projects, along with the development of wayside amenities, further demonstrates the state's commitment to boosting tourism and providing top-tier services to visitors. With increased investment, Madhya Pradesh's tourism sector is poised for continued growth and global recognition.
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