Far West

A tourism region in Queensland.

About Far West

Venture into Queensland's Far West for an outback experience unlike any other. Think history at the iconic Burke and Wills Dig Tree, and quenching your thirst at the legendary Innamincka Hotel.

Grants for Far West operators

239 open now across state and national programs that apply in Queensland.

All QLD grants

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
Queensland Destination Events Program (QDEP)
The primary purpose of the QDEP is to foster the growth of events that attract intrastate, interstate, and international visitors to Queensland, thereby stimulating regional economies and showcasing the state's diverse attractions.
Tourism and Events Queensland (TEQ), State
Funding
$5,000 to $100,000
Status
Open now
Queensland Tourism Industry Development Grants
To support and enhance the tourism sector in Queensland by funding new projects, upgrades, and innovative strategies.
Queensland Government, State
Funding
$5,000 to $50,000
Status
Open now
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

Far West, answered

Where is Far West?

Far West is a tourism region in Queensland, Australia, as defined by the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse. Venture into Queensland's Far West for an outback experience unlike any other. Think history at the iconic Burke and Wills Dig Tree, and quenching your thirst at the legendary Innamincka Hotel.

What is there to do in Far West?

The Australian Tourism Data Warehouse lists the experiences, stays and attractions in Far West. Each place in the region has its own page here.

Are there tourism grants for Far West operators?

Yes. 239 grants are open now for tourism businesses in Queensland, including Far West, across state and national programs. The full list is on the Queensland grants page, and the application detail is in Launchpad.

How do operators in Far West 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 Far West.