Environment ministry offers grants of up to €10,000 for adventure tourism businesses

The Ministry of Environment has opened a public grant call for small and medium-sized enterprises under the ASCEND project. The programme has a total fund of €80,000.

Environment Minister Sofjan Jaupaj said the initiative aims to support businesses that promote sustainable adventure tourism and showcase natural and protected areas. He described the grants as a new opportunity for businesses in the sector.

Selected enterprises can receive up to €10,000 each. The funding will support initiatives to improve tourism services, strengthen business competitiveness and promote environmentally sustainable practices.

The programme also seeks to encourage innovative products and services in adventure tourism. In doing so, it aims to create new opportunities for local businesses.

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