; (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; (B) to carry out technical assistance projects to assist local or regional economies in— (i) the recovery from, and response to, damage to the outdoor recreation, travel, tourism, hospitality, and special event industries as a result of a natural disaster or public health emergency; and (ii) future development of the outdoor recreation, travel, tourism, hospitality, or special event industries; (C) to pay costs associated with obtaining State, Tribal, county, city, community, or regional tourism, hospitality, or special event activity marketing and promotion campaigns, including through nonprofit or quasigovernmental Destination Marketing Organizations (DMOs); (D) to carry out construction activities that support local or regional outdoor recreation, travel, tourism, hospitality, or special events, including activities involving— (i) construction of new, or improvements to existing, outdoor recreation and trail infrastructure, including public access and safety enhancements to that infrastructure; (ii) nature-based infrastructure projects to improve access to outdoor recreation