Tourism Relief Fund

November 1, 2021

In Canada Federal Grants COVID-19 Tourism
Tourist attraction displaying public health guideline

Up To $100K Available to Assist Tourism Businesses In Canada Recover from COVID-19

Administered by Canada's regional development agencies and Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED), the Tourism Relief Fund (TRF) is a $500M national program aimed to support the Canadian tourism industry cope with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Initiatives under this fund will help tourism businesses and organizations:

  • Adapt their operations to meet public health requirements
  • Improve their products and services
  • Position themselves for post-pandemic economic recovery

 

The TRF maintains a regional stream for communities in the Atlantic, Quebec, Territories, Northern Ontario, Southern Ontario, the Prairies provinces, as well as British Columbia. Each individual stream may differ in eligibility criteria.

 

Funding Details

  • Contributions to businesses will be either non-repayable, with a maximum of $100K

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