Ref: TPDF · Singapore Tourism Board (STB) · reviewed 05 Jul 2026
Tourism Product Development Fund
STB funding for building new tourism products and experiences that will draw foreign visitors and get them spending. Sits alongside BIF but is aimed at creating something new rather than improving how an existing business runs.
Not published; scoped per project
Who qualifies
- ✓Businesses creating new tourism products or experiences
- ✓Projects that will attract foreign visitors and grow their spending
- ✓Associations and government bodies developing tourism assets
What it pays for
- Professional services
- Hardware and equipment
- Software, materials and consumables
- Production costs
How to apply
Rolling; processing up to 90 days; grants disbursed on reimbursement after verified deliverables
- 1Check eligibility via the chatbot on the STB grants page
- 2Submit an executive summary using the provided template
- 3Await STB officer contact and submit the full application
- 4Only start the project (no tenders, payments or contracts) after approval
Advisor's note
The bar is foreign-visitor impact - a product mainly serving locals will struggle here even if it's genuinely innovative; be ready to show visitor-number and spend projections in the executive summary. Page verified updated 5 May 2026.
Planning a digitalisation or overseas-expansion project? From 30 September 2026 those run under the EDGE grant, which replaced the EDG grant, PSG grant and MRA grant. Our team delivers EDGE projects end to end.
Common questions
How much does the TPDF cover?
Not published; assessed per project by STB, not published; scoped per project. STB funding for building new tourism products and experiences that will draw foreign visitors and get them spending. Sits alongside BIF but is aimed at creating something new rather than improving how an existing business runs.
Who is eligible for the TPDF?
Businesses creating new tourism products or experiences Projects that will attract foreign visitors and grow their spending Associations and government bodies developing tourism assets
What does the TPDF pay for?
Professional services Hardware and equipment Software, materials and consumables Production costs
How do I apply for the TPDF?
1. Check eligibility via the chatbot on the STB grants page 2. Submit an executive summary using the provided template 3. Await STB officer contact and submit the full application 4. Only start the project (no tenders, payments or contracts) after approval
How long does the TPDF take?
Rolling; processing up to 90 days; grants disbursed on reimbursement after verified deliverables
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