Madhya Pradesh Tourism participates in Great Indian Travel Market

Thursday, April 27, 2023

Great Indian Travel Bazaar (GITB), the country’s foremost corporate networking platform for inbound tourism, was held in Jaipur from April 23rd to 25th, 2023.

The Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board showcased the state’s rich heritage and diverse wildlife tourism in order to attract foreign tourists at GITB, which is organised by Industry Board FICCI in collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, and the Ministry of Rajasthan Tourism.

Other tourism stakeholders, including tour operators and travel agents from other nations, were briefed about the state’s innovations, new possibilities, and tourist attractions. GITB also gave a large platform for showcasing Madhya Pradesh’s wildlife, culture, tradition, spirituality, and rural tourism.

Principal Secretary Tourism and Managing Director (MD) Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board, Sheo Shekhar Shukla said prior to the inauguration of GITB, “Our objective in participating in trade exhibitions is to spread awareness about the tourism destinations of Madhya Pradesh and to inform about the various aspects of development in the tourism sector in the past years. Madhya Pradesh government has made several innovations to establish the state as a leading tourism state globally. The Pravasi Bharatiya Divas conference, G-20 sub-group meetings and UNESCO sub-regional conference were recently held in Madhya Pradesh. Successful events have showcased the potential of hospitality in the state to the world.

Participation in the travel market will help us to connect with leading tour operators and travel agents and help us to showcase the tourism potential and high traditions of hospitality in Madhya Pradesh. This event will help us in achieving our goals of increasing the number of domestic and foreign tourists visiting the state”.

At GITB, around 290 Indian exhibitors presented their products at 300 commercial stands. As foreign purchasers, 283 prominent inbound Foreign Tour Operators (FTOs) from 56 countries also attended.

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