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    Tourism in Outback NSW, New South Wales

    Outback NSW

    Broken Hill, Cobar, Bourke and 4 more. A tourism region in New South Wales.

    Experiences in Outback NSW

    From the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse, the national catalogue Launchpad keeps in sync for operators.

    • Abby's Cakes and Catering, CobarAbby's Cakes and CateringCobar
    • About Town Cottages - Blue Gum and Blue Bush Cottages, Broken HillAbout Town Cottages - Blue Gum and Blue Bush CottagesAccommodation, Broken Hill
    • Absalom's Gallery, Broken HillAbsalom's GalleryAttraction, Broken Hill
    • Bells Milk Bar, Broken HillBells Milk BarFood And Drink, Broken Hill
    • Broken Hill, Broken HillBroken HillDestination Information, Broken Hill
    • Broken Hill City Sights Tours, Broken HillBroken Hill City Sights ToursTour, Broken Hill
    • Broken Hill Visitor Information Centre, Broken HillBroken Hill Visitor Information CentreInformation Services, Broken Hill
    • Adam Edwards Photography, Broken HillAdam Edwards PhotographyBroken Hill
    • About Town Cottages - Yellow Gum Cottage, Broken HillAbout Town Cottages - Yellow Gum CottageAccommodation, Broken Hill
    • Albert Kersten Mining and Minerals Museum (GeoCentre), Broken HillAlbert Kersten Mining and Minerals Museum (GeoCentre)Attraction, Broken Hill
    • The Sturt Club, Broken HillThe Sturt ClubFood And Drink, Broken Hill
    • Cobar, CobarCobarDestination Information, Cobar

    About Outback NSW

    Outback NSW offers a true taste of Australia. Think sunsets viewed from the iconic Silverton Hotel, and fascinating Mutawintji Heritage Tours showcasing ancient Indigenous rock art.

    Grants for Outback NSW operators

    234 open now across state and national programs that apply in New South Wales.

    All NSW grants
    1. Australian Government Festivals Australia

      Supports high-quality arts projects that invite audiences to experience and engage with the arts at festivals across Australia.

      GenAI Deep Search, Federal

      Funding
      Amount varies
      Status
      Open now
    2. Destination NSW - various funding programs

      To support and grow the tourism industry within New South Wales, stimulate innovation, enhance visitor experiences, and drive economic benefits for the state.

      Destination NSW, State

      Funding
      $5,000 to $500,000
      Status
      Open now
    3. NSW Regional Events Fund

      The primary purpose is to stimulate regional economies through tourism generated by events. Key objectives include increasing visitor numbers, extending visitor stays in regional areas, fostering job creation within the tourism and events sectors, and showcasing the unique attractions, culture, and capabilities of…

      Destination NSW, Regional

      Funding
      $5,000 to $50,000
      Status
      Open now
    4. Regional Connectivity Program

      Funds projects that deliver improved digital connectivity in regional, rural, and remote areas.

      GenAI Deep Search, Federal

      Funding
      Amount varies
      Status
      Open now

    Outback NSW, answered

    Where is Outback NSW?
    Outback NSW is a tourism region in New South Wales, Australia, as defined by the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse. It takes in Broken Hill, Cobar, Bourke, Lightning Ridge, Brewarrina, Corner Country and 1 more. Outback NSW offers a true taste of Australia. Think sunsets viewed from the iconic Silverton Hotel, and fascinating Mutawintji Heritage Tours showcasing ancient Indigenous rock art.
    What is there to do in Outback NSW?
    accommodation, attraction, food and drink, destination information, tour and 1 more across Broken Hill, Cobar, Bourke, Lightning Ridge and 3 more. The listings on this page come from the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse, which Launchpad keeps in sync for operators.
    Are there tourism grants for Outback NSW operators?
    Yes. 234 grants are open now for tourism businesses in New South Wales, including Outback NSW, across state and national programs. The full list is on the New South Wales grants page, and the application detail is in Launchpad.
    How do operators in Outback NSW get onto Launchpad?
    Through a regional tourism organisation or council program on a free Starter seat, or directly at $595 a year. The Altitude Score is free to run without an account. Tell us where you operate and we will check whether a program is running in Outback NSW.

    Get started in Outback NSW

    Tell us where you operate and we will confirm whether a region or funded program can bring you onto Launchpad at no cost.