; and (B) occur in nature-based environments outdoors. (2) Tourism, hospitality, or special event activity The term tourism, hospitality, or special event activity means any economic activity that primarily serves to encourage recreational or business travel within the United States or from abroad, including tourist attractions, activities relating to arts and cultural affairs, business and recreational conventions, large entertainment events and venues, and promotion or organization of any such activity. (b) Establishment The Secretary shall establish a program to provide grants to eligible recipients to support outdoor recreation, travel, and tourism, hospitality, or special event activities to spur economic development. (c) Goals A project carried out with a grant under this section shall be carried out for the goal of— (1) in the case of an infrastructure project— (A) leading to long-term increases in tourist activity in a region, including in communities adjacent to National Park System units, National Forest System land, State parks, national marine sanctuaries, National Heritage Areas, Tribal parks, or other natural destinations; (B) using nature-based infrastructure projects and other projects intended to enhance public access to outdoor recreation opportunities; and (C) enhancing the visitor experience or economic value of the local tourism, hospitality, or special event industries; or (2) in the case of other projects as determined appropriate by the Secretary, supporting the outdoor recreation, travel, tourism, hospitality, or special event industries, in a manner consistent with the National Travel and Tourism Strategy or as recommended by the United States Travel and Tourism Advisory Board, if any. (d) Eligible uses (1) In general A grant under this section may be used— (A) for short-term and long-term economic development planning and coordination of local or regional outdoor recreation, travel, tourism, hospitality, and special event industries