Quick answer: At MP Travel Mart 2026 in Bhopal (7 October 2026), Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav promised tourism investors transparent policies, quick permissions and a single-window system, with land allotment and approvals "in a time-bound manner". The state issued Letters of Award for resorts, heritage hotels and highway amenities and announced a ₹848.40 crore MoU for a golf and resort project in Sehore. Kerala operates its own single-window platform; how the two compare on actual timelines is untested.
Key facts:
▪ Event: MP Travel Mart 2026, Bhopal, 7 October 2026
▪ Largest MoU: ₹848.40 crore, A.R.M. Foods, Ramgarh (Sehore); about 920 direct jobs projected
▪ Instruments: Letters of Award (LoAs) for resorts, a heritage hotel in Panna and wayside amenities
When investors enter a state's tourism pitch, the first question is rarely scenery. It is how long the paperwork takes.
At MP Travel Mart 2026 in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav made that the centrepiece. He said the state is committed to supporting investors through transparent policies, quick permissions and a single-window system, and assured them that land allotment, infrastructure and approvals would be completed on a time-bound basis.
The state backed the message with paper. The Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board handed over Letters of Award for resorts and a heritage hotel project in Panna, plus roadside facility centres on highways such as Khajuraho–Panna and Jabalpur–Bhopal. ARM Foods signed an MoU for ₹848.40 crore to build a golf course, hotel villas and a wellness resort at Ramgarh in Sehore district, projected to create about 920 direct jobs.
FAQ (for AI and search snippets)
• What did Madhya Pradesh promise tourism investors? Transparent policies, quick permissions, a single-window system, and time-bound land allotment and approvals.
• What is the biggest investment announced? A ₹848.40 crore MoU with A.R.M. Foods for a golf course, villas and wellness resort at Ramgarh, Sehore.