AIANTA in the News
AIANTA in the News
Native American Art Markets Offer Authentic Indian Art for the Holidays
For individuals seeking particularly singular gift ideas, AIANTA encourages them to patronize one of the many Native American holiday markets unfolding around the nation during the holiday season. // Native News Online; Dec. 9, 2018
We-Ko-Pa Resort to Host AITC
In September 2020, the conference will be hosted by the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation at the We-Ko-Pa Resort & Conference Center near Scottsdale, Arizona. // e-Turbo News, others; Dec. 7, 2018
Tribal Tourism Growth in U.S. and Canada Prompts Destinations to Dig Deeper Into the Past
Travelers want to experience the stories and traditions of indigenous communities, but these communities also need more economic support to become more involved in the travel industry. // Skift.com; Nov. 26, 2018
Tourism on agenda for BIA Tribal Providers Conference
Opportunities for cultural tourism will be on the agenda during the annual Bureau of Indian Affairs Tribal Providers Conference in Anchorage Nov. 27-29. // The Cordova Times; Nov. 20, 2018
Discover Ancient Native America’s Culture
“Throughout the nation, Native American Tribes are holding special celebrations in November that,” said Camille Ferguson, executive director of American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association (AIANTA) in a public statement. // Middle Land; Nov. 19, 2018...
Spirit Song Now Available on BrandUSA TV
“We are excited to see Brand USA include the sounds and songs of Native American sacred areas across the United States in the new film Spirit Song,” said Camille Ferguson, Executive Director of the American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association (AIANTA). // Various; Nov. 16, 2018.
AIANTA to Develop Tribal Travel Guide Interpreting the Anza Trail
https://nativenewsonline.net/currents/aianta-to-develop-tribal-travel-guide-%EF%BB%BFinterpreting-the-anza-trail/ Native News Online; Nov. 16, 2018 See similar stories at: Indian Country Today; Nov. 16,...
Key Moments from World Responsible Tourism Day 2018
There are “two topics that the industry most has to address – climate change and overtourism.” // November 7, 2018
AIANTA to Facilitate the NATIVE Act
The American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association (AIANTA) was named as the national facilitator to carry out the 2016 NATIVE Act (Native American Tourism and Improving Visitor Experience Act). // Tribal Business Journal; November 1, 2018
AIANTA Celebrates Native American Heritage Month
“Throughout the nation, Native American Tribes are holding special celebrations in November that honor their culture and history.” // October 31, 2018
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