Queensland Government supports Binna Burra tourism recovery via RTRP program
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Updated Oct 1
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What happened
The Queensland Government has supported the recovery of Binna Burra through the Regional Tourism Recovery Program (RTRP). Binna Burra, a nature-based tourism social business, has faced multiple disruptions, including the 2019 Black Summer bushfires and damage from Cyclone Alfred in early 2025. The new lodge and accommodation at the destination have been supported by the RTRP.
From miragenews.com
Why it matters
The RTRP program is supporting the recovery of a major tourism destination in Queensland after severe external disruptions. Minister Andrew Powell noted that Binna Burra's recovery represents a significant comeback story for Queensland tourism.
From miragenews.com
Who's involved
- Queensland GovernmentLaunched the Regional Tourism Recovery Program (RTRP) to aid tourism recovery.
- Andrew PowellMinister for the Environment and Tourism in Queensland, who commented on the recovery.
- QueenslandThe state where Binna Burra is located and where the RTRP program operates.
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The entities involved
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Queensland
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Andrew Powell
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