Aizawl, Oct 14: Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Wednesday Emphasized the state’s growing tourism potential and investment opportunities while attending the second day of the Mizoram Tourism Conclave 2026 at the Assembly Annexe Conference Hall.
Speaking at the conclave, the Chief Minister said improved railway connectivity to Sairang had made Mizoram more accessible, with around six lakh tourists visiting the state up to September this year. He noted that the increasing number of visitors had created a growing demand for accommodation and opened up opportunities for investment in the tourism sector.
Lalduhoma said tourism infrastructure projects worth ₹681.16 crore were being undertaken in collaboration with the Central Government. He also highlighted the construction of 199 new homestays to promote community-based tourism, along with projects worth ₹11.10 crore in the pipeline under the state’s Bana Kaih scheme.
Emphasising Mizoram’s strengths in culture, adventure and nature, the Chief Minister encouraged investors to explore opportunities in the state’s tourism sector.
Tourism Minister Lalnghinglova Hmar also addressed the gathering, highlighting the progress of tourism development and the sector’s investment potential.
The conclave featured discussions on tourism investment opportunities and experiences shared by entrepreneurs engaged in tourism-related businesses. A Business-to-Business (B2B) session was also held at Aijal Club in the afternoon, with participants from different states.