; or (B) to invest in facilities, events, or operations that are not open or broadly available to the general public. (e) Coordination with BIA In carrying out this section, the Secretary shall coordinate with, as appropriate, the Tribal Tourism Grant Program of the Office of Indian Economic Development of the Bureau of Indian Affairs to support Tribal communities when funding provided under that grant program is helpful in developing or expanding the outdoor recreation, travel, tourism, hospitality, and special event economies of those Tribal communities. (f) Priority The Secretary shall give priority to eligible recipients that seek to carry out an activity that— (1) is based on long-term, regionally oriented, coordinated, and collaborative economic development or redevelopment strategies that foster economic growth and resilience; (2) will promote workforce development; or (3) will involve a minority-owned, rural, Native American, or otherwise underserved small business concern. (g) Consideration relating to indian tribes, tribal organizations, and native hawaiian organizations In providing a grant under this section to an eligible recipient that is an Indian tribe, a tribal organization (as defined in section 3 of the NATIVE Act ( 25 U.S.C. 4352 )), or a Native Hawaiian organization (as defined in that section), the Secretary— (1) may consider whether the Indian tribe, tribal organization (as so defined), or Native Hawaiian organization (as so defined), as applicable, has matching funds from other sources to carry out an activity