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Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Bas-Saint-Laurent Tourism (TBSL)

Tourisme Bas-Saint-Laurent is the regional tourism organization dedicated to promoting and sustainably developing tourism in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region. Its mission is to showcase the destination and support local tourism stakeholders while ensuring quality visitor experiences. View Bas-Saint-Laurent Tourism (TBSL)'s website for more information.

6 programs
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    Bas-Saint-Laurent Tourism — EPRTNT 2025-2027 – Accommodations

    Financial support for tourism accommodation projects in Bas-Saint-Laurent
    Eligible Funding
    From $80,000 to $300,000 · Up to 50% of project cost
    Eligible Industries
    Accommodation and food services, Public administration
    Types of eligible projects
    Construction and Renovation
    Legal Structure
    For-profit business, Non-profit, Non-financial cooperative, Public or Parapublic institution
    Quebec, Canada
  • Eligible Funding
    From $50,000 to $300,000 · Up to 50% of project cost
    Eligible Industries
    Arts, entertainment and recreation, Accommodation and food services
    Types of eligible projects
    Construction and Renovation Digital Transformation
    Legal Structure
    Financial cooperative, Non-financial cooperative, For-profit business, Non-profit, Public or Parapublic institution
    Quebec, Canada
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    Bas-Saint-Laurent Tourism — EPRTNT 2025-2027 – Studies and Consulting Services

    Support for tourism studies and consulting projects
    Eligible Funding
    From $15,000 to $30,000 · Up to 50% of project cost
    Types of eligible projects
    Human ResourcesDigital Transformation
    Legal Structure
    Financial cooperative, Non-financial cooperative, For-profit business, Non-profit, Public or Parapublic institution
    Timeline
    Closing date : November 13, 2026
    Quebec, Canada
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    Bas-Saint-Laurent Tourism — EPRTNT 2025-2027 – Numerical

    Support for tourism businesses’ digital development projects
    Eligible Funding
    From $15,000 to $40,000 · Up to 20% of project cost
    Eligible Industries
    All industries
    Types of eligible projects
    Digital Transformation
    Legal Structure
    For-profit business, Non-profit, Non-financial cooperative, Public or Parapublic institution
    Quebec, Canada

About Bas-Saint-Laurent Tourism (TBSL)

What is the mission of Bas-Saint-Laurent Tourism (TBSL)?

Tourisme Bas-Saint-Laurent promotes the Bas-Saint-Laurent destination and works to develop a sustainable tourism offer that improves visitor experience. It also supports the regional tourism ecosystem through funding programs, assistance tools, and coordination with public and private partners.

What type of organization is Bas-Saint-Laurent Tourism (TBSL)?

Bas-Saint-Laurent Tourism (TBSL) is a Industry association.

When was Bas-Saint-Laurent Tourism (TBSL) founded?

Bas-Saint-Laurent Tourism (TBSL) was founded in 1978-02-25.

What is Bas-Saint-Laurent Tourism (TBSL)'s official website?

Bas-Saint-Laurent Tourism (TBSL)'s official website is https://atrbsl.ca/.

What else should I know about Bas-Saint-Laurent Tourism (TBSL)?

Tourisme Bas-Saint-Laurent is the Regional Tourism Association (RTA) responsible for promoting the Bas-Saint-Laurent region, fostering sustainable tourism development, and delivering outstanding visitor experiences. Part of the Quebec ATR network and a key partner of Tourisme Québec, the organization leads regional collaboration, structures tourism offerings, and markets the destination both within Quebec and beyond. It also plays a pivotal role in supporting local tourism businesses, providing visitor information and services, and enhancing the region’s appeal as a four-season travel destination.