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Tourism infrastructure funding to draw crowds to the outback

The Queensland Government is offering grants to support regional tourism projects that showcase the best of Queensland, including new attractions, upgrades to enhance visitor facilities, eco-lodges, glamping, agritourism, ecotourism, and stargazing adventures. (Tourism Qld)

Outback Queensland operators now have access to new funding through the Queensland Government’s $20 million Regional Tourism Infrastructure Fund (RTIF), […]

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