Tourism Northern Ireland, in conjunction with partners Visit Belfast and Visit Derry, has launched a new Corporate and Incentive Scheme for 2023/24. The scheme, which is fully funded by Tourism Northern Ireland and delivered by Visit Belfast, is open to corporate and incentive events that generate at least 100 out-of-state bed nights with awards of £2,500 to £50,000 ($60,126) available. This targeted support is aimed at boosting business events and aiding ongoing recovery within the sector. Applications for the scheme must be submitted by 24 February 2023 and is open to corporate, agency and incentive events that can come to Northern Ireland between 1 April 2023 and 31 March 2024. Funding will be determined based on the number of attendees in-person (£50 per out-of-state delegate) and is provided for spend against eligible costs. Applicants must demonstrate that the event would not come to Northern Ireland without the funding support. Funding is limited and awards will be made on a first come first served basis so, apply early to avoid disappointment For full details including eligibility criteria, terms and conditions and an application pack, please click here
Northern Ireland launches Corporate and Incentive Support Scheme 2023/24
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