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State Government invests in vision to make Queensland the capital of music tourism in Australia

The State Government will invest $20 million over three years in next week’s State Budget to deliver a unique ‘road trip meets music festival’ initiative and put Queensland on the map as a music tourism destination.

The State Government will invest $20 million over three years in next week’s State Budget to deliver a unique ‘road […]

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