Queensland Music Trails
QMF
2520
kilometres of music and adventure
$1.47
million from the Federal RISE fund
$330k
funding from Arts QLD
#Overview
Completed an economic and social preliminary business case for the State-wide music trails, gaining funding for a world-first music tourism platform across outback Queensland
Plan C and AEC completed an economic and social business case to support the creation of the Queensland Music Trails.
Visitors enjoy regional drive itineraries across linked music events that create an enhanced experience of place and return meaningful economic and social returns to communities. Regional communities are enabled to create iconic new cultural assets that reflect the unique character and history of their place.
#Key Outcomes Achieved
Activation of rural and remote towns and places
Enhanced support for local businesses and jobs
Raising the profile of regional Queensland
Catalyst for repeat visitation
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Engagement and development advice to inform project planning of a new centre for culture and tourism in the Daintree.
Whole of Country Tourism Strategy (Gugu Badhun Aboriginal Corporation)
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