REMINDER: Apply for Texas Travel Industry Grants

February 1, 2023 Last Edit: June 5, 2025

Applicants may be awarded up to $20,000 each based on eligibility

REMINDER: Apply for Texas Travel Industry Grants

Beginning February 2023, eligible businesses in the tourism industry can apply for up to $20,000. To see if your small business is eligible for the Texas Travel Industry Recovery (TTIR) Program, CLICK HERE. NFIB worked with other business groups in 2021 to pass Senate Bill 8, allocating $180 million to the TTIR grant program. We fought hard to get the money for these struggling industries, so let’s not leave any money on the table. If you have any questions about the grant program, please reach out to NFIB State Director Annie Spilman at annie.spilman@NFIB.org. Apply for the money you deserve today! CLICK HERE to learn more.

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