Community Tourism Coordinator Program
Industry, Tourism and Investment (ITI), Government of Northwest Territories Northwest Territories
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Deadline
Rolling, apply anytime
Region
Northwest Territories
Funder type
Provincial Government
For
Nonprofits & charities
Eligible organizations
Nonprofit Organization
Sectors
Tourism
About this program
This program provides funding to qualified organizations to hire and maintain community tourism coordinators.
What this program funds
The Community Tourism Coordinator Program is administered by Industry, Tourism and Investment, a division of the Government of Northwest Territories. The program provides wage subsidy funding to help qualified organizations hire and maintain community tourism coordinators.
Nonprofit organizations working in the tourism sector in Northwest Territories are eligible to apply. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis with no specific deadline.
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