GMVN Aims to Become Uttarakhand's Largest Hotel Chain, Boosts Tourism
GMVN Drives Uttarakhand's Tourism Growth, Eyes Largest Hotel Chain

In a significant development for the Himalayan state, the Garhwal Mandal Vikas Nigam Limited (GMVN) has laid out an ambitious roadmap to become the largest hotel chain in Uttarakhand. This vision was shared by the organization's Managing Director, Vishal Mishra, in a recent interview as part of the Uttarakhand@25 series on December 19, 2025.

Pillar of Pilgrimage and Tourist Infrastructure

Mishra emphasized GMVN's central role in shaping the state's tourism landscape. A key focus remains the monumental Char Dham Yatra, where GMVN is instrumental in providing critical infrastructure. The organization ensures pilgrims and tourists have access to reliable accommodation, essential amenities, and improved facilities throughout the sacred journey.

Beyond pilgrimage, GMVN is actively diversifying Uttarakhand's tourism portfolio. The push includes promoting thrilling adventure sports and developing emerging destinations, notably for the wedding tourism market. This multi-pronged approach aims to cater to a wider audience and offer varied experiences across Garhwal region.

Sustainability and an Ambitious Future

Recognizing the fragility of the Himalayan ecosystem, GMVN has placed a strong focus on sustainable tourism. Its initiatives are designed to protect the local ecology while fostering growth. This balance is seen as crucial for long-term, responsible development.

Looking ahead, the corporation is working towards its goal of becoming the premier hotel chain in the state. This expansion is not just about scale but is tied to a larger mission of driving inclusive economic growth. The ultimate aim is to solidify Uttarakhand's position as a leading tourism destination in India, offering everything from spiritual solace and adventure to scenic wedding venues.

The full interview provides deeper insights into GMVN's strategies and upcoming projects for transforming Uttarakhand's tourism sector.