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30 Sep-2024 10:31 AM

Written By: Nirmal Tiwari

Jaipur: The tourism sector in Rajasthan is poised for significant growth, thanks to the Bhajanlal Government’s initiative to attract substantial investments.

This focus has captured the attention of investors, resulting in 106 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) worth Rs 11,960 crores being finalised for the tourism sector in preparation for the upcoming Rising Rajasthan event.

Numerous investors have approached Dy CM Diya Kumari, expressing their interest in investing in the state. Officials have engaged in discussions to align with the Rising Rajasthan Investment Summit and secure necessary MoUs.

Tourism Secy Ravi Jain said that in addition to hotel resorts, there is also keen interest in developing amusement parks and museums. Tourism Commissioner VP Singh informed that investments are focused on multiple areas.

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