CM said that India has a tradition of Atithi Devo Bhavaah throughout the year where guests are treated with utmost respect and honour. Taking this tradition forward, a new chapter is being written in Khajuraho, Bundelkhand and all regions of Madhya Pradesh for the development of tourism. He said that this sacred land is also known for various names like Ratnagrabha Vasundhara, Annapurna Vasundhara and now Tiger State, Leopard State and for the conservation of vultures. There are immense possibilities of tourism here.

Chouhan said that Khajuraho will be established as an ideal center of tourism. For this, the experience of the people working in the tourism sector will be utilized. Along with this, work will be done to ensure that Khajuraho Dance Festival meets international standards.

Chouhan informed that the Chhatrasal Convention Center, built at a cost of Rs 51.43 crore under Swadesh-Darshan scheme, is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities due to the efforts of the central and state governments.

The Chief Minister said that Khajuraho has been chosen as one of the 19 Iconic Cities of India. This is an evidence of how rich Bundelkhands ancient heritage is. Chouhan said that tourism will also get a boost in Home Stay, Gram Stay scheme. He told that even people living in palaces want to stay in slums for mental, spiritual peace and new experiences. Chouhan said that Khajuraho is proof enough of not only art, culture but also of , spirituality and how can a person lead a perfect and happy life.