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"Holidaymakers hoping to snap up one of the Victorian government's $200 tourism vouchers have been left disappointed after the website crashed on Friday morning.
The business.vic.gov.au website showed a white screen with an "internal server error" message when Victorians visited tried to apply for a voucher from 10am on a "first-come-first-served" basis."
Those who managed to access the website after some time were then left searching for a non-existent "apply now" button.
After about an hour, an "apply now" button appeared on the website, but it was not active."
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The Victorian Government's regional travel voucher scheme website has crashed due to the large number of would-be holidaymakers trying to apply for the $200 discount.
The vouchers were announced on Thursday as an initiative to encourage people to travel to regional Victoria this summer.
But at 10:00am, the time the first 40,000 vouchers were supposed to be released, the Business Victoria website displayed an internal server error message for many users.
Those who did manage to make it onto the website were unable to find the "apply now" button to register for the scheme for almost an hour.
The internal server error greeted Victorians keen to snap up one of the travel vouchers.(ABC News)
A further error message was found once the applications opened, informing users the Government's Salesforce servers were "temporarily unable to respond".
