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NBT CAPABILITY PROGRAM
TiCSA is delivering a support program for businesses interested in developing nature-based tourism (NBT) experiences. South Australia’s nature-based tourism sector is established and progressive. However, it has significant potential to grow and become an even more significant contributor to regional communities, employment and the economy.
This NBT Capability program is being funded by the Department of Environment and Water (DEW) and may be particularly relevant to businesses interested in applying for the NBT Co-Investment Fund.
WEBINARS & RESOURCES
NBT CO-INVESTMENT FUND INFO SESSION
Following the release of the NBT Tourism Co-Investment Fund, this online session will provide an overview of the fund, how to apply and support services available to turn good ideas into world-class investment opportunities.
Click here to download the presentation slides.
FROM GREAT IDEA TO BUSINESS CASE
Key discussion topics:
- How to prepare a business case – Louisa Andreucci, Hood Sweeney | Download the presentation >
- Councils and consents – David Bills, URPS | Download the presentation >
- Developing a project outline scope – Daniel Smedley, Studio S2 Architects | Download the presentation >
- Experience development – Brendon Bevan, Journeystone Safaris & Consulting | Download the presentation >
Click here to download the business case template.
WRITING A SUCCESSFUL GRANT APPLICATION
Hosted by grants and funding expert, Keith Whelan this webinar is a practical, step-by-step guide to grant writing for any tourism business seeking to apply for tourism funding, specifically focusing on how you can prepare for the Nature-Based Tourism Co-Investment Fund.
Click here to download the presentation slides.
ATTENTION SUPPLIERS!
Do you offer innovative tourism infrastructure and services that support standout experiences? TiCSA invites you to submit a snapshot of your business.
This is a fantastic opportunity for suppliers to pitch their products and services directly to businesses interested in developing nature-based and heritage tourism experiences. It’s also a great starting point for creating relationships and collaborating with like-minded businesses.
We welcome each supplier to record a maximum five-minute pitch on innovative ways you can help investors with their developments. The video will be posted on the TiCSA website as a resource for applicants to view over the next two years.
To learn more or express your interest, email info@ticsa.com.au or phone (08) 8110 0123.
UPCOMING NBT WEBINARS
PARKS 2025
Photo credit: Innamincka River Cruise, SA Tourism Commission
