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MP Tourism Inks MoU With MakeMyTrip & redBus for Tourism Development

MoU commits to promoting homestays in Madhya Pradesh for boosting incomes, creating sustainable income sources, and enhancing low-carbon tourism.

MP Tourism Inks MoU With MakeMyTrip & redBus for Tourism Development
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Department of Tourism, Madhya Pradesh, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with MakeMyTrip and redBus. This strategic partnership aims to foster sustainable tourism development and promote Madhya Pradesh as a premier tourist destination.   

MOU promotes homestays in Madhya Pradesh to boost incomes and sustainable tourism. MakeMyTrip will offer training for homestay operators and will promote pilgrimage and wildlife travel experiences in collaboration with the tourism department. 

redBus will be recognised as the official “Online Bus Ticketing Partner” by the Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board and will work to help travellers discover the far reaches of the state. The company will also bring the various festivals and events that are unique to Madhya Pradesh closer to travellers across the country.  

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Sheo Shekhar Shukla, principal secretary, tourism and managing director, Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board, said, “Madhya Pradesh is a treasure trove of enriching experiences with the largest number of land-based wildlife national reserves in India and numerous cultural and religious sites transcending ages within its confines. We are committed to showcasing our state with pride and curating newer experiences to suit modern travellers across age groups.” 

Rajesh Magow, co-founder and Group CEO, MakeMyTrip, said, “Our expansive footprint and proven track record in delivering innovative solutions make us uniquely positioned to contribute to the tourism sector in Madhya Pradesh.” 

Prakash Sangam, CEO, redBus, said, “We firmly believe that this strategic collaboration will not just enhance travel experiences for our customers but also contribute to an enriched discovery of the state’s hidden gems and experiences.” 

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