Funding and grants

Learn more about the Regional Tourism Infrastructure Fund (RTIF) providing grants of up to $300,000 for tourism projects outside of South East Queensland. This fund supports innovative and sustainable projects to boost regional tourism, create jobs, and enhance visitor experiences.

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

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

Queensland’s Tourism Icons Investment Fund supports the development and upgrade of new and existing tourism attractions. Learn more about eligibility, how to apply, and key dates for this Queensland Government initiative.

The $4 million Building Resilient Tourism Infrastructure North Queensland Tropical Low Fund (BRTINQ) will provide grants for eligible impacted tourism businesses to build resilient and aid their response to future natural disasters through innovative and bespoke engineering solutions.

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

The fund has enabled and leveraged private sector investment for the development and delivery of new and enhanced tourism-related projects in the priority areas coastal and marine tourism, heritage and cultural tourism, and ecotourism and sustainability.

Delivering ecotourism and nature-based tourism infrastructure adjacent to, or near, a public protected areas, world heritage area, timber reserve or state forest.

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

Funding is being used to deliver a number of common user infrastructure projects that will support investment into the rejuvenation of the island.

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

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