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$2 Million Immediate Resilience Plan: Business Events Support Fund Incentive Doubles the Attraction
The Territory Labor Government has doubled its incentive to secure more business events for the Northern Territory as part of the $2 Million Immediate Tourism Resilience Plan to support the tourism industry and local jobs.
Tourism Resilience Intensive Business Support Program launched
Tourism Fast Track is a new intensive business support program addressing business survival, business revival and business growth.
$2 Million Immediate Tourism Resilience Plan: Intensive Business Support Program Released
Addressing business survival, revival and growth, Tourism Fast Track is a new intensive business support program opening on 1 March 2020 as part of the Territory Labor Government’s $2 Million Immediate Tourism Resilience Plan.
$2 Million Immediate Tourism Resilience Plan: $500,000 for New Visitor Experience Program
Local tourism businesses can apply for up to $50,000 under the New Visitor Experience Program as part of the Territory Labor Government’s $2 Million Immediate Tourism Resilience Plan to support the industry and help minimise the impacts of the Australian Bushfires and the national coronavirus travel restrictions.
$2M Immediate Tourism Resilience Plan: Key to the NT Partnership Program to Drive Interstate Tourism
A new free partnership program to promote NT tourism operators and experiences to interstate audiences is available to local businesses as part of the Territory Labor Government’s $2 million Immediate Tourism Resilience Plan.
Boosting Australia’s Tourism to Asia
Please see attached a joint release from Federal Tourism Minister, Simon Birmingham and Acting Minister for Tourism, Sport and Culture, Eva Lawler, announcing Darwin will host Tourism Australia’s Corroboree Asia event from 23 to 27 August 2020.
Tourism operators can now join a range of discounted advertising opportunities, announced as part of the Territory Government’s $2 million Immediate Tourism Resilience Plan to minimise the impact to our tourism industry from the Australian Bushfires and the coronavirus outbreak and maintain the momentum in attracting more visitors to the NT.
Broodstock collecting off Groote Eylandt
Researchers from the Department of Primary Industry and Resources Northern Territory (NT) Fisheries Division and rangers from the Anindilyakwa Land Council (ALC) spent last week collecting mature Blacklip Rock Oysters from the waters off Groote Eylandt.
Cruising into Darwin: Queen Mary 2 Visitors to spend $700,000 in Top End
The Top End will roll out the welcome mat for luxury liner Queen Mary 2 which will now overnight in Darwin on 24 February, providing a $700,000 boost to local businesses.
The 2020 Annual Geoscience Exploration Seminar (AGES) program is now available.