Nunavik Tourism — EPRTNT 2025-2027 – Attractions, activities and facilities

• Completed and signed EPRTNT 25-27 application form (PDF)
• Complete project business plan, including required licences and permits list
• Organization’s financial statements for the past two years (if required)
• Three-year financial forecasts following project completion (if required)
• Board or council resolution authorizing the funding request and project commitments

• Be legally incorporated under Québec or Canadian law and operate in Québec
• Belong to an eligible client category (tourism business, municipal entity, Indigenous community or tourism organization, or group of such clients)
• Be up to date on commitments related to any previous public subsidies
• Comply with all applicable laws and regulations for tourism accommodation, including registration where relevant
• For nature and adventure tourism, meet or commit to meeting Aventure Écotourisme Québec Quality-Safety standards

Who is eligible?

• For-profit tourism businesses
• Non-profit tourism organizations
• Tourism cooperatives
• Municipal entities in Québec
• Indigenous communities, nations, and Indigenous tourism organizations or businesses

Who is not eligible

• State-owned enterprises
• Ministries and agencies of the Québec and Canadian governments
• Applicants listed in the Registre des entreprises non admissibles aux contrats publics (RENA)

Eligible expenses

• Construction, rebuilding, expansion, development, adaptation, conversion or replacement of tourism infrastructure or equipment
• Professional, technical and consulting fees for project design, engineering, management, monitoring and reporting
• Project development work such as preliminary studies, business plans and eco-friendly development plans
• Site and trail development, planning and enhancement, including surveying and quality control
• Purchase and installation of specialized equipment, furniture, vessels, vehicles for visitor experience, land and rights of way, sustainable practice integration, eligible taxes and contingencies

Ineligible Costs and Activities

• Purchase of a business and its infrastructure, or motorized transportation not dedicated to the visitor experience
• Promotion and marketing, including website redesign and regular operating, maintenance, and administrative costs
• Purchase of animals, administrative and retail equipment or materials, and storage space
• Leasing of land, real estate or facilities, and financing, legal, working capital, debt service, or share buyback costs
• Costs to bring the business up to standards or comply with bylaws, refundable portions of taxes, asset transfers, in-kind or donated contributions, lobbyist fees, and cost overruns
• Services or work normally carried out by the recipient (e.g., regular maintenance, internal governance)
• Costs incurred under contractual obligations signed before the funding request, except eligible project development fees

Eligible geographic areas

• Businesses and organizations doing business in Québec, specifically the Nunavik region for this call

• Alignment with EPRTNT 25-27 objectives
• Scale and impact on tourism, including ability to attract visitors and extend the season
• Innovative nature and quality of design, products and services
• Strength of financial structure, market relevance and marketing approach
• Feasibility, including timeline, business plan quality, promoter expertise and sustainable development integration

• Step 1: Prepare Project Documentation
  • Develop a complete business plan and gather all required financial and supporting documents.
  • Obtain necessary resolutions, confirmations and certifications relevant to the organization and project.
• Step 2: Complete Application Form
  • Fill out the Nunavik region EPRTNT 25-27 funding request form for the Attractions, Activities and Equipment category.
• Step 3: Submit Application
  • Send the completed form and all required documents by email to marc@nunavik-tourism.com.

• The call for projects is open until all available funds are committed.
• All funded projects must be completed by March 31, 2027.
• Sustainable development measures with environmental, social, and economic benefits are required.
• Nature and adventure tourism businesses must meet or commit to Aventure Écotourisme Québec Quality-Safety standards.