Funding and grants

Find out what support is available for your tourism business. Check available grants, business workshops, mentoring programs and regional support.

Supports the recovery of Far North Queensland tourism operators isolated and fully closed for extended periods by the impacts of Tropical Cyclone Jasper.

The Subsidy supports micro- to medium-sized tourism and events businesses to undertake targeted training and accreditation activities.

The fund supports tourism operators that were impacted by Tropical Cyclone Jasper to build resilience for future disaster events.

The Tourism Exceptional Assistance Grant supports the recovery Far North Queensland tourism operators isolated by the impacts of Tropical Cyclone Jasper.

Tourism Recovery Assistance Grant provides financial assistance to medium to large tourism operations who were directly impacted by Tropical Cyclone Jasper.

The Accessible Tourism Elevate Fund will support Queensland's tourism industry, both operators and event organisers, to enhance accessible tourism experiences.

Supporting operators, not-for-profits and local governments to deliver and improve infrastructure, growing regional participation and visitors to the region.

Providing support to eligible Queensland tourism operators, not-for-profit organisations and local governments to deliver tourism infrastructure or experiences.

Supporting disability service providers develop accessible tools for use by tourism businesses.

Funding to support the development and enhancement of infrastructure to make it more accessible.

Funding to support the development and enhancement of smaller scale infrastructure or products to make it more accessible.

Supporting the development of new and enhanced products and experiences in Queensland.

Queensland's education experience programs offer Queensland students the opportunity to visit either Outback Queensland, or the Great Barrier Reef.

Showcasing Queensland's outstanding natural landscapes and rich cultural heritage through the delivery of ecotourism or nature-based tourism infrastructure.

Investing in tourism infrastructure projects to grow demand and increase international visitation and overnight expenditure.

The project invested $2.2 million to help drive tourism, employment and economic returns for the outback.

Supporting Queensland destinations to achieve globally recognised certification as a sustainable tourism destination.

Investing in sustainable and greener infrastructure projects on Great Barrier Reef island resorts.

Funding will be used to deliver new tourism infrastructure to support tourism on the island.

Partnering with local governments, not-for-profits and tourism operators to lead the development of new and improved attractions and and experiences.

The fund developed new and sustainable Indigenous tourism products and experiences to encourage high value travellers to visit Queensland.

The package will support the development of marine infrastructure to connect visitors and residents to the Great Barrier Reef islands.

Working with locals, small businesses, councils and traditional owners to develop new attractions and help us share our outback culture with visitors.

Queensland's tourism icons form the backbone of our tourism industry employing thousands of people across the state.

The fund supports the delivery of new and enhanced compelling tourism products and experiences in Queensland.

The fund provides targeted support to eligible tourism organisations, assisting in the recovery from the extraordinary disaster events occurring in 2021-22.

After Cyclone Debbie, 9 infrastructure projects and two feasibility studies were supported under the fund in the Whitsundays.

The fund will enable tourism businesses to implement measures and actions to lessen the impacts of a natural disaster and support business continuity.