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New travel vouchers set to bolster Victorian tourism

The popular Victorian Travel Voucher Scheme returns tomorrow, with 140,000 vouchers up for grabs.

The fourth round of the scheme will go live at 2 pm, Wednesday 23 March. Vouchers will be issued on a first come first served basis.

Vouchers are limited to one per household. To be eligible, travellers must stay in paid accommodation including hotels, motels, serviced apartments, caravan parks and campsites for a minimum of two consecutive nights.

Those that secure a voucher can claim expenses incurred during the program travel period of 8 April and 27 May 2022.

The 140,000 vouchers to be released are in addition to the 10,000 travel vouchers made available exclusively to eligible seniors via a ballot last week, with 34,047 eligible applications made.

To date, more than $159 million has been spent under the Victorian travel voucher program on accommodation, tours and experiences across the state.

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Victorian government announces new tourism vouchers

Victorians will be handed 10,000 new vouchers to help regional hospitality and tourism businesses hit hard by the coronavirus lockdown.

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Victorians will be handed 10,000 new $200 vouchers to help regional hospitality and tourism businesses hit hard by the coronavirus lockdown.

Acting Premier James Merlino announced a $32.2 million package on Sunday to support the tourism industry, including 10,000 new travel vouchers on offer.

“Today we are announcing a $32.2 million package, made up of $16 million to provide a further round of the very popular regional tourism vouchers,” Mr Merlino said.

Regional travel vouchers will be valued at $200 each.

An additional 70,000 unclaimed vouchers from a previous scheme are also on offer.

The new vouchers equate to about $2 million dollars and not the total $16 million specified by the acting premier.

“A $16 million investment will fund a fourth release of popular regional travel vouchers – 10,000 new vouchers and 70,000 vouchers allocated through previous rounds but not claimed,” the Victorian government said in a statement.

“A release date for the vouchers and travel windows will be advised in due course.”

A further $11.8 million will be spent on $4500 payments to businesses, resulting in all Victorian tourism operators receiving a total of $7000 in support during the snap lockdown.

The government has also implemented a $4.4 million package for ski and mountain operators.

Alpine businesses will receive grants of up to $15,000 to help them comply with Covid-19 restrictions.

The travel voucher scheme will be extended by three weeks due to lockdown restrictions.

“Travel vouchers provide a terrific incentive for Victorians to explore their own backyard and we know from recent experience that they will be popular,” Victorian Tourism Minister Martin Pakula said.

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Senior Victorians encouraged to travel as industry faces last hurdles to COVID recovery

Tourism operators are reporting their busiest Easter weekend in three years as another round of travel vouchers are being offered to senior Victorians.

Key points:

• Successful seniors have until May 27 to use the $200 travel vouchers
• It's the second time vouchers have specifically targetted senior travellers
• Tourism operators say visitor numbers are no longer what is stopping the industry from recovering from the pandemic

A further 10,000 vouchers worth $200 each are being issued to senior travellers who spend at least $400 on accommodation, tours and experiences across the state.

The Victorian government scheme aims to help the entertainment, dining, and travel industries recover from two years of COVID-19 lockdowns and border closures.

The vouchers will be given to senior Victorians who applied for the last round of the scheme.

Regional Development Minister Mary-Anne Thomas said there were more than 35,000 applications under the first round of the Seniors Travel Voucher scheme in March.

"I would recommend that any senior Victorian who made application through our ballot process for a travel voucher check their email today and see if they are indeed a recipient of these additional vouchers that have been made available," Ms Thomas said.

The government said the Victorian and Seniors Travel Voucher Scheme had so far injected $159 million dollars into the state's economy.

"It's a really great time with school holidays upon us to take the opportunity perhaps to get out with grandchildren and spend some time with them and, importantly, take the opportunity to have a couple of nights away," Ms Thomas said.

Victoria Tourism Industry chief executive Felicia Mariani said offering another round of vouchers to seniors would be particularly helpful as the industry entered the quieter, post-Easter period and headed into winter.

"These vouchers at this point in time are incredibly useful because they really do help to encourage visitation when the industry needs it the most," Ms Mariani said. 

Bumper Easter weekend but staff shortages continue to plague the tourism industry

While figures are yet to be official collated, Ms Mariani said Victorian tourism operators were reporting their busiest Easter since the pandemic began.

"Many of the regions that I've been talking to, our members have told us that they've had the best season this year that they'd had since 2019 and, in many cases, they are exceeding performance."

She attributed the recovery to Victorians wanting to travel "in their own backyard" and an influx of interstate visitors attracted by the return of major events.

"But everyone is a bit wary that we are heading into winter and we all know that winter is the hardest time when it comes to what we've experienced with COVID."

Ms Mariani said demand was not an issue for the industry now that there was no longer a threat of lockdowns or snap border closures.

She said finding enough staff continued to be the main hurdle to recording a full recovery.

"We've seen that manifested over the last week with the scenes at both Sydney Airport and Melbourne Airport and this is a chronic problem across the whole country. This is not endemic to Victoria," she said.

Ms Mariani called for the formation of an industry body involving operators who could work with state and federal governments on solutions.

"A lot of the issues to resolve this matter are not levers that the state government can pull," she said.

"They are levers relating to federal government ruling over immigration, over skilled migration visas, over international students, over backpackers and the numbers of those cohorts that are able to enter the country."

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Bath & Body Works & Victoria’s Secret FACTA settlement

• Status: In progress
• Deadline to file a claim: 07/16/2024
• Proof of Purchase Required: Yes
• Potential Individual Reward: Up to two $15 vouchers
• Total Settlement Amount: TBD

The settlement benefits consumers who shopped at Victoria's Secret, PINK or Bath & Body Works stores between May 10, 2021, and Aug. 8, 2021.

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Consumers can receive a voucher from a Bath & Body Works and Victoria’s Secret settlement resolving claims the retailers issued receipts that showed too much payment card information.

The settlement benefits consumers who shopped at Victoria’s Secret, PINK or Bath & Body Works stores between May 10, 2021, and Aug. 8, 2021. The class periods for eligible Bath & Body Works and Victoria’s Secret stores are available on the settlement website .

According to plaintiffs in the class action lawsuit, Bath & Body Works and Victoria’s Secret violated the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA) by printing receipts that included more than the last five digits of card numbers. Consumers in the case claim these non-compliant receipts jeopardized their information.

Bath & Body Works is a body care and home fragrance chain. Victoria’s Secret is a lingerie, bra and swimwear company.

The defendants haven’t admitted any wrongdoing but agreed to pay an undisclosed sum as part of a Victoria’s Secret and Bath & Body Works settlement.

Under the terms of the settlement, class members who file a claim can receive one $15 voucher if they made an eligible purchase at Victoria’s Secret, PINK or Bath & Body Works. Class members will receive a voucher for the store they claim a purchase from. Class members who made a purchase at each store will receive two vouchers—one for Bath & Body Works and one for Victoria’s Secret.

Class members who do not file a claim but made an eligible purchase on a My Bath & Body Works Rewards or Victoria’s Secret branded card will automatically receive a $5 voucher for use at Victoria’s Secret, PINK or Bath & Body Works.

The deadline for exclusion and objection is July 1, 2024.

The final approval hearing is scheduled for Oct. 24, 2024.

To receive settlement vouchers, class members must submit a valid claim form by July 16, 2024.

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Who’s Eligible

Consumers who shopped at Victoria’s Secret, PINK or Bath & Body Works stores between May 10, 2021, and Aug. 8, 2021

Potential Award

Up to two $15 vouchers

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Receipt or account statement

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Claim Form Deadline

Smidga, et al. v. Bath & Body Works LLC, et al., Case No. GD-21-009142, in the Court of Common Pleas for Allegheny County, Pennsylvania

Final Hearing

Settlement website.

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Victorian government travel vouchers: how to access $200 holiday at home package.

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Victorians will be offered more travel vouchers to “holiday at home” as part of a state government business support package.

A total of 40,000 vouchers worth $200 will be offered for travel and attractions within Greater Melbourne.

A further 10,000 vouchers worth the same amount will be offered to encourage travel to regional Victoria.

It comes after businesses were dealt another blow with the five-day snap lockdown occurring over a usually busy Valentine’s Day weekend.

Industry Support and Recovery Minister Martin Pakula said the latest instalment of the travel voucher program proved how successful earlier iterations had been.

“They are the ones most profoundly affected by the lockdown and they are the ones we are targeting with this support,” Pakula said.

“In total there would have been 200,000 vouchers for accommodation in regional Victoria and metropolitan Melbourne issued as part of the scheme.”

The vouchers will be available for application in the coming weeks while the ins-and-outs are finalised.

They’re one part of a $143 million support package the government has announced in the wake of the snap lockdown.

How the vouchers work

In earlier editions of the voucher rollout - Victorian adults were able to apply for the vouchers provided they spend at least $400 on accommodation, attractions or tours.

The vouchers are limited to one per household and travellers are required to spend at least two nights in paid accommodation in regional Victoria to qualify.

“We’re not handing out $200 up front, there’s got to be some appropriate rigour in this for the state,” Pakula said in December.

What the vouchers don’t cover

• Alcohol (unless it is included in a wine or beer-type tasting tour)
• Food and drinks (except when part of an eligible expense like a winery tour)
• Personal items
• Transport costs

In addition to the vouchers, businesses impacted heaviest by the five-day shutdown are being offered cash grants.

Licensed hospitality venues will automatically receive a $3,000 payment in the coming days.

Eligible businesses in the hospitality, food wholesaling, tourism, events and some retail sectors can apply for a $2,000 grant through the Business Costs Assistance Program.

Accommodation providers are able to apply for a grant of either $2,250 or $4,500, depending on how many cancellations they suffered.

Tourism Boost With Second Round Of Travel Vouchers

The latest round of the Regional Travel Voucher Scheme will open today, with 40,000 travel vouchers for $200 helping boost tourism and support jobs across the state.

The first round of the voucher scheme saw 70,000 vouchers obtained by Victorians planning trips over the Christmas/New Year break.

Preliminary data from the first round of the program showed the most popular destinations were the Mornington Peninsula, Bass Coast, East Gippsland, the Surf Coast and High Country.

Most people claiming for vouchers have spent around $1,000 on accommodation, tours or attractions on their trip – that’s on top of petrol, food, supplies and other purchases, underlying the significance of the tourism industry to local economies.

This round of 40,000 vouchers will be redeemable for travel between 27 January and 1 April. The vouchers will be available from 10:00am today, with successful applicants able to redeem their voucher after they have travelled and spent their money – ensuring cash flows immediately to regional businesses.

A further round of 40,000 vouchers will become available on 30 March for travel between 6 April and 31 May.

To be eligible you must be a Victorian resident aged 18 or over and spend a minimum $400 on accommodation, experiences or tours in regional Victoria during one of the specified periods.

Vouchers are limited to one per household and travellers are required to spend at least two nights in paid accommodation in regional Victoria to qualify for the scheme.

The Regional Travel Voucher Scheme is part of the $465 million Victorian Tourism Recovery Package , which also provides almost $300 million to improve infrastructure in iconic locations including Gippsland, the Great Ocean Road, Wilsons Promontory and the Grampians and invest in new tourism projects.

For more information on the voucher scheme and to apply, go to vic.gov.au/regional-travel-voucher-scheme External Link .

Quotes attributable to Minister for Tourism, Sport and Major Events Martin Pakula

“Victorians love exploring their own back yard and these vouchers make it easier for families to get out into our beautiful regions and enjoy a well-earned break.”

“More people travelling in regional Victoria means more money over the counter for businesses that are recovering after a very difficult 2020, and more jobs for local workers.”

Quote attributable to Minister for Regional Development Mary-Anne Thomas

“These vouchers mean more Victorians have the chance to see more and do more in regional Victoria this summer – helping local businesses and the communities they support, hit hard by the challenges of 2020.”

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Sporting Club Grants Program

The Sporting Club Grants Program provides funding for community sport and active recreation organisations across Victoria.

Important dates

Close: 20 March 2024

Program guidelines

About the program.

Access to this funding helps grassroots clubs and organisations address barriers in participation, develop safe and sustainable practices and build social and active local communities.

This program assists organisations to:

• acquire uniforms and equipment that are essential for participation , first-aid and safety
• attract, build the capability and retain a skilled workforce – both volunteer and paid
• increase equity, diversity and inclusiveness
• implement good governance practices
• increase participation of individuals and communities who participate less
• create opportunities so Victorians can participate in ways that suit them
• build a robust sector that responds to current and changing community needs
• support athletes to achieve success in their sport at the highest level.

Eligibility

Applicants must meet  all 9 eligibility criteria listed under  Section 4: Who Can Apply of the  Program Guidelines .

Applications are only accepted from community-based organisations involved in the delivery of sport and active recreation in Victoria.

Applicants must be non-government, not-for-profit, operating in Victoria and registered as one of the following entities:

• an incorporated association
• a company limited by guarantee
• an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation.

Program dates

Funding is available for projects commencing, items purchased or travel taking place from 21 March 2024.

• Applications open: Tuesday 20 February 2024
• Applications close: 4 pm Wednesday 20 March 2024
• Notification of outcomes: May 2024

Funding Categories

In 2023-24, there are 4 funding categories.

Eligible applicants can only submit  one application in  one of the following 3 categories:

Category 1: On-field Uniforms or Equipment

Up to $1,000 to purchase on-field playing uniforms, participation equipment for competitors and active participants, safety, injury prevention and first-aid equipment.

Category 2: Volunteers and Officials

Up to $2,000 for projects that provide practical improvements to strengthen volunteering and officiating.

Category 3: Access and Engagement

Up to $1,000 to assist with funding for tools and resources that improve accessibility, governance and strengthen engagement with members and participants.

Up to $4,000 to plan and deliver a new sport or active recreation program.

Eligible applicants can submit  one or more applications in the following category.

Category 4: Competitors

Up to $750 towards the costs of travel, accommodation and event registration fees for individual athletes selected to attend representative competition, selection trials or training camps.

Funding notes for Round 2

All categories.

Organisations that are not eligible to receive funding in Round 2 of the 2023-24 Sporting Club Grants program are:

• Grant recipients from the 2022-23 Sporting Club Grants program (with the exception of applying in Category 4: Competitors); and
• Grant recipients in Categories 1, 2 or 3 from Round 1 of the 2023-24 Sporting Club Grants program.

Before applying, please check the list of previous grant recipients available below.

Categories 1, 2 or 3

Eligible applicants can only submit one application across Categories 1, 2 and 3.

If multiple applications are submitted by the same applicant, the first application submitted (by date and time) will be considered and all subsequent applications will be ineligible.

Organisations that are not eligible to apply or receive funding through Category 4: Competitors, in Round 2 of the 2023-24 Sporting Club Grants program are:

• Organisations the received $2,250 or more in total funding through grants received in Category 4 in Round 1 of the 2023-24 program. These organisations are not eligible to receive additional funding through Category 4 in Round 2.

All other applicants can submit one or more applications in Category 4: Competitors

• Applications can only be submitted by eligible organisations on behalf of athletes - we do not accept applications directly from individuals.
• Organisations need to submit a separate application for each athlete they are requesting funding to support. Team applications are not eligible through this program.

Application questions and guidance

The Application Questions and Guidance document is intended to assist applicants prepare the information they will require to apply for funding.

Outlined in the document will be:

• the questions you will be asked
• details you will need to provide
• tips to submit your application online through the DJSIR grants portal.

All applicants must submit a completed online application via the DJSIR grants portal before 4pm on Wednesday 20 March 2024. You cannot submit an Application Question and Guidance document as your application.

You can download the Application Questions and Guidance documents here:

What's new for the program in 2023-24?

This year, the Sporting Club Grants program provides funding for athlete travel.

Funding is only available for individual athletes, attending events taking place from 21 March and before 25 September 2024.

Please note

• Organisations seeking funding for multiple athletes, must submit a separate application on behalf of each individual athlete. Each application must include all necessary information in relation to competition and costs.
• Assessment questions in Category 4 are directed at the athlete that funding will support and must be answered by the athlete. Answers must be in their own words. These questions are on page 19 of these Program Guidelines.

We will only accept one application per athlete. This includes attending a different competition over the event period, or if the athlete is competing for a separate organisation or in another sport.

Applicants should review all details under Section 5: Funding Categories of the  Program Guidelines .

Applicants must submit a completed application via the DJSIR Grant Portal before 4pm on Wednesday 20 March 2024.

You must apply for funding within the category for which your project is supported. Applications submitted in the incorrect category will be ineligible for funding.

Below, please select the category you wish to apply for then click  Start a new application to commence your application. When prompted, applicants need to create a new account or log-in using an existing account on the  Grants Portal .

• Category 1: On-field Uniforms or Equipment (applications closed)
• Category 2: Volunteers and Officials (applications closed)
• Category 3: Access and Engagement (applications closed)
• Category 4: Competitors (applications closed)

Additional information

See the following resources for more information:

• Victorian Government funding requirements for Services to Children

Previous Sporting Club Grant recipients

Frequently asked questions.

Below are some FAQs. For more detailed information, please refer to the Program Guidelines.

Can I submit a separate application in all four categories?

No. Applicants can only submit one application, across Categories 1, 2 and 3.

If multiple applications are submitted by the same applicant, the first application submitted will be considered and all subsequent applications will be ineligible.

All applicants can submit one or more applications in Category 4.

Our organisation received a grant in 2022-23, can we apply again this year?

Organisations that received a grant from the 2022-23 Sporting Club Grants program are not eligible to receive funding in 2023-24 through Categories 1, 2 or 3. Before applying, please check the list of previous grant recipients below.

All eligible organisations can apply for funding through Category 4: Competitors.

Our organisation received a grant in Round 1 of the 2023-24 program, can we apply again in Round 2?

Grant recipients in Categories 1, 2 or 3 from Round 1 of the 2023-24 Sporting Club Grants program are not eligible to apply or receive funding in Round 2, with the exception of applying in Category 4.

Organisations that received $2,250 or more in total funding through grants received in Category 4 in Round 1 of the 2023-24 program, are not eligible to receive additional funding through Category 4 in Round 2.

Can I use an Auspice Organisation?

If the applicant is not an incorporated association, a company limited by guarantee or an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporation, it must nominate an Auspice Organisation to receive and auspice any grant funds paid in the event of a successful application. The applicant must attach a letter from your Auspice Organisation to their application, to confirm they agree to act as your Auspice Organisation.

Will you contact me if there are problems/questions about our application?

Applicants will not be contacted during the assessment phase to clarify or request further information. Applications are assessed on the details submitted, to maintain fairness and the integrity of the application process.

When do I need child abuse insurance?

Child abuse insurance of $5 million, exclusive of public liability insurance is required for Category 2 or Category 3 projects, where funds will be directly used to deliver activities or services to persons under the age of 18 on a recurring basis.

Written advice must be provided by the insurance provider and included in the application.

Child abuse insurance is not required for all Category 1 or Category 4 applications.

For further clarification on child insurance requirements for this program, please contact Sport and Recreation Victoria prior to submitting your application.

Contact information

For preliminary information on this grant program please call 1800 325 206 or contact us.

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