FREE DOLLARS: How to apply for $100 and $200 Queensland travel vouchers

The Queensland Government is giving away 36,000 travel vouchers, valued between $100 and $200.

Residents of the Sunshine State will be able to use the Queensland travel vouchers to book tourism experiences and accommodation in Brisbane and The Whitsundays.

From 12pm Tuesday 27 April, Queenslanders can register to enter the draw for a Brisbane Holiday Dollars voucher. That’s soon, so act fast.

Of the 36,000 vouchers on offer, 30,000 will be Brisbane Holiday Dollar vouchers of up to $100. Queenslanders will be able to redeem these for 50 per cent off tours, attractions or accommodation in the greater Brisbane region. That includes Brisbane City, Scenic Rim, Moreton Bay, Redlands Coast, Somerset, Logan and Ipswich.

A further 6,000 Whitsunday Holiday Dollar vouchers of up to $200 each will be available from 4 May. Only people already staying in the Whitsundays region will be eligible for these vouchers. You can redeem the vouchers at local hotels or visitor information centres.

“Vouchers can be used for tourism experiences like Great Barrier Reef trips or guided tours,” Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced on Twitter.

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How do I get a Queensland travel voucher?

To get your hands on a highly-coveted Brisbane Holiday Dollars voucher, you’ll need to follow these easy steps.

1. Head to Queensland Tourism on Tuesday 27 April from 12pm AEST to register for a Brisbane Holiday Dollars voucher. You’ve got until 11.59am AEST on April 30 to enter your details.

2. If you’re lucky enough to secure a voucher, you’ll receive a text message and an email with your voucher to redeem at participating operators.

3. You must book your Brisbane adventure by 4 June, and travel by 15 August.

Only Queensland residents aged over 18 are eligible for a Queensland travel voucher. Queensland has limited the vouchers to one per person.

For full terms and conditions click here.

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