Agritourism Articles
AIANTA’s Tribal Agritourism series features themed articles about tribial agritourism in the United States.
Job Announcement: Agritourism Specialist
Now Hiring: AIANTA is Seeking Agritourism SpecialistThe American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association (AIANTA) is seeking an energetic, well-organized self-starter to serve as an Agritourism Specialist specific to Native agritourism product development and...
AIANTA Releases Ground-Breaking Tribal Agritourism Educational Handbook
Case Studies in Tribal Agritourism was created to serve as an inspiration for Native American and indigenous farmers, ranchers and other food producers interested in expanding their agricultural operations to include visitor components.
Native Chefs Celebrate the Holidays with Indigenous Cuisine, Recipes
As travelers remain grounded, AIANTA has created a virtual round up of Native cuisine.
Tribal Agritourism Takes Center Stage at AITC
Travelers the world over are expressing an increased interest in learning where their food comes from, providing indigenous communities with new opportunities to share their cultural heritage by building one-of-a-kind agritourism programs.
Six Agritourism Ideas for Native Farmers & Ranchers
Tribes interested in exploring ways to supplement their agriculture revenue can find more ideas below.
Expanding Tourism Revenue through Agritourism
With more than 80 percent of Native farmers reporting farming/ranching as their primary occupation, an increasing number of them are looking to diversify their product offerings.
A Warm Thank You to Our Partners
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Native American Agriculture Fund
Bureau of Land Management
National Park Service
Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail
Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail
NativeAmerica.Travel
Education & Training
Technical assistance and training is the heartbeat of our work at AIANTA. We provide general and tailored technical assistance, training and education in a variety of ways.
International Outreach
AIANTA plays a critical role in supporting the National Travel and Tourism Strategy to bring more visitors to the United States, especially in our participation at trade shows internationally and domestically, to promote tourism in Indian Country.
Membership
Through AIANTA membership, tribes, the tourism industry and other partners form a dynamic network of shared experiences, resources and support.
