Funding Sources

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Vancouver Island | Reuben Krabbe

There are a number of different funding sources available to support BC’s tourism sector, through a variety of entities.

Explore the funding sources listed below and use the Economic Development funding and grants search tool to find additional funding sources for provincial and other (non-governmental, regional, federal) programs and initiatives.

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Cariboo Chilcotin Coast | Pete Ryan

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Co-Operative Marketing Partnerships Program

Destination BC's Co-op Marketing Partnerships Program aligns with our corporate strategy, to increase tourism revenues across the province.
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Municipal & Regional District Tax Program

Jointly administered by the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, and Destination BC, this program provides funding for local tourism marketing, programs, and projects.
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External Funding Sources

There are a number of additional funding sources available to tourism businesses, regions, communities, and sectors for the development and marketing of tourism products.
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