; or (iii) for expansion of programs; (G) to carry out workforce training, recruitment, and research programs that support the outdoor recreation, travel, tourism, hospitality, or special event industries to improve the skills of, and job opportunities for, workers in those industries, including through a program registered under the Act of August 16, 1937 (commonly known as the National Apprenticeship Act ; 29 U.S.C. 50 et seq. ), and other work and learn models; (H) to pay costs associated with providing information to visitors about the health and safety protections, guidance, or requirements of Federal, State, Tribal, or local governments and businesses in the wake of a natural disaster or a public health emergency; and (I) as applicable, and a result of a natural disaster or a public health emergency to pay the costs of salaries and expenses associated with the operations of the eligible recipient, other than salaries and expenses of the executives of the eligible recipient, if the applicant— (i) demonstrates the capacity to maintain the positions for which the funds are used; or (ii) demonstrates that the positions for which the funds are used are temporary or seasonal. (2) Examples Examples of activities that comply with the eligible uses described in subparagraphs (A) through (I) of paragraph (1) include activities that involve— (A) media and marketing; (B) installing or constructing visitor kiosks; (C) installing interpretive signage; (D) building improvements; and (E) support or technical assistance for small businesses, including activities that bring public awareness to those small businesses. (3) Prohibition Amounts provided under this section may not be used— (A) for recruitment efforts to bring in or host particular events, such as sporting competitions or other activities