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On-Demand Webinars
The Indigenous Film Industry & Tourism
The Indigenous Film Industry & TourismOctober 15, 2024; 10 a.m. (Mountain) The webinar “The Indigenous Film Industry & Cultural Tourism” aims to explore the intricate connections between Indigenous cinema and the tourism industry. We discuss how Indigenous...
Conference Preview – 2024 American Indigenous Tourism Conference Cultural Tourism: Changing the Narrative
Conference Preview: 2024 American Indigenous Tourism Conference - Cultural Tourism: Changing the NarrativeSeptember 10, 2024; 10 a.m. (Mountain) Join AIANTA's exclusive webinar previewing the American Indigenous Tourism Conference (AITC) 2024. Experience the vibrant...
Unlock Your Travel Business Potential with AIANTA and the National Tour Association (NTA)
Unlock Your Travel Business Potential with AIANTA and the National Tour Association (NTA)August 28, 2024; 10 a.m. (Mountain) Unlock your business's potential with AIANTA and NTA! The National Tour Association is a leading organization in the travel industry, offering...
The California Trail: Conserving the Lands, Sharing the History and Developing Recreation
The California Trail: Conserving the Lands, Sharing the History and Developing RecreationJuly 16, 2024; 10 a.m. (Mountain) This webinar presents the latest updates on AIANTA’s partnership with the Bureau of Land Management, and the combined effort to support cultural...
Fashion Tourism in Indian Country
Fashion Tourism in Indian CountryJuly 2, 2024; 10 a.m. (Mountain) Fashion tourism in Indian Country represents a unique intersection of cultural heritage, creative expression and economic opportunity. It involves visitors traveling to Indigenous communities...
AIANTA/USFS NATIVE Act Request for Proposals for FY 2024
AIANTA/USFS NATIVE Act Request for Proposals for FY 2024June 10, 2024; 10 a.m. (Mountain) AIANTA and the U.S. Forest Service will host an informational webinar regarding the Request for Proposals for NATIVE Act Tribal Projects and Initiatives on or Adjacent to U.S....
The California National Historic Trail Poster Contest for Nevada Native Artists
The California National Historic Trail Poster Contest for Nevada Native ArtistsMay 14, 2024; 10 a.m. (Mountain) Thousands of travelers each year travel Nevada’s Oregon/California Trail to learn about this historic route. As part of their mission, “to define,...
NativeAmerica.Travel Reimagined
NativeAmerica.Travel Reimagined: Your Free Resource to Promote Indigenous Destinations and ExperiencesApril 30, 2024; 10 a.m. (Mountain) Join us for an webinar on the re-launch of NativeAmerica.Travel! Discover how AIANTA members can maximize visibility, access...
Adventures Through Careers in the Outdoors
Adventures Through Careers in the OutdoorsAdventures Through Careers in the Outdoors March 26, 2024; 10 a.m. (Mountain) Are you interested in sharing your Native cultural knowledge with the public? Are you passionate about the outdoors, conservation and learning new...
AIANTA/ASU SustainableTourism Partnership: Information Session on Sustainable Tourism
AIANTA/ASU Sustainable Tourism Partnership: Information Session on Sustainable Tourism for Native Nations and Communities, Certificate ProgramWebinar: AIANTA/ASU Sustainable Tourism Partnership January 23, 2024; 10:00 A.M. (MT) In partnership with Arizona State...
Journey to Success: Navigating Indigenous Tourism Excellence through Self-Assessment
Journey to Success: Navigating Indigenous Tourism Excellence through Self-Assessment Journey to Success: Navigating Indigenous Tourism Excellence through Self-Assessment January 16, 2024; 10 a.m. (Mountain) Designed for Indigenous tourism operators and leaders, the...
Introduction to Working With Mt. Rainier Concessions
Introduction to Working With Mt. Rainier ConcessionsIntroduction to Working With Mt. Rainier Concessions January 30, 2024; 10 a.m. (Mountain) The National Park Service works with concessioners to offer goods and services to park visitors. The concessionaires operate...
GW & AIANTA Professional Certificate in Cultural Heritage Tourism: Information Session 2
GW & AIANTA Professional Certificate in Cultural Heritage Tourism: Information SessionGW & AIANTA Professional Certificate in Cultural Heritage Tourism: Information Session August 8, 2023; 10 a.m. (Mountain) Join us for an information session on the...
Advancing into the International Market – Resources to Become Export Ready
Advancing into the International Market - Resources to Become Export Ready Advancing into the International Market - Resources to Become Export Ready August 15, 2023; 10 a.m. (Mountain) Join us for an exclusive webinar hosted by AIANTA's Visitor Outreach Program,...
Growing Money for Your Agricultural Enterprise: What it takes to get to YES!
Growing Money for Your Agricultural Enterprise: What it takes to get to YES!Growing Money for Your Agricultural Enterprise: What it takes to get to YES! July 11, 2023; 10 a.m. (Mountain) In this webinar session, attendees will learn about different strategies for...
Informational Webinar: AIANTA/USFS FY 2023 Request for Proposals
Informational Webinar: AIANTA/USFS FY 2023 Request for Proposals Informational Webinar: AIANTA/USFS FY 2023 Request for Proposals June 29, 2023; 1 p.m. (Mountain) AIANTA and the U.S. Forest Service will host an informational webinar regarding the Request for Proposals...
Living and Creating in an Inspirational setting: Artist Residency programs
Living and Creating in an Inspirational Setting: Artist Residency Programs Living and Creating in an Inspirational Setting: Artist Residency Programs June 13, 2023; 10 a.m. (Mountain) Artist residencies provide artists and creative professionals the time, space and...
GW & AIANTA Professional Certificate in Cultural Heritage Tourism: Information Session
GW & AIANTA Professional Certificate in Cultural Heritage Tourism: Information SessionGW & AIANTA Professional Certificate in Cultural Heritage Tourism: Information Session May 23, 2023; 10 a.m. (Mountain) Join us for an information session on the Professional...
Dark Skies Primer Webinar
Dark Skies Primer WebinarDark Skies Primer Webinar May 9, 2023; 10 a.m. (Mountain) In this webinar, Larry Burton, AIANTA BLM Partner Program Coordinator, will discuss how to start building a Dark Sky Program. You will learn the basics of night sky photography Dark sky...
Developing Studio and Gallery Tours – Visiting Native American Artists
Webinar: Developing Studio and Gallery Tours - Visiting Native American Artists Webinar: Developing Studio and Gallery Tours - Visiting Native American Artists April 25, 2023; 10 a.m. (Mountain) Native American art is as varied as the artists who create it and the...
Seed Savers and Food Sovereignty
Webinar: Seed Savers and Food Sovereignty Webinar: Seed Savers and Food Sovereignty April 11, 2023; 10 a.m. (Mountain) In this webinar, we will hear about the value of seeds in our stories, our lives, and their contribution to food sovereignty. Andi's Podcast...
AIANTA Town Hall Series
Town Hall: SMS Research Findings for Technical Assistance Needed in American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Tourism Organizations April 12, 2023; 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. (Mountain) On behalf of AIANTA, SMS Research conducted a study to identify where...
Go International Preview: Marketing the Mission of your Business
Webinar: Go International Preview: Marketing the Mission of your Business Webinar: Go International Preview: Marketing the Mission of your Business March 14, 2023; 10 a.m. (Mountain) AIANTA presents the Go International Preview Webinar with a segment on...
ASU/AIANTA Cultural Heritage Tourism Partnership: Information Session on Sustainable Tourism for Native Nations and Communities
Webinar: ASU/AIANTA Cultural Heritage Tourism Partnership: Information Session on Sustainable Tourism for Native Nations and Communities Webinar: ASU/AIANTA Cultural Heritage Tourism Partnership: Information Session on Sustainable Tourism for Native Nations and...
Healthy One Bite at a Time with Native Food & Plants
Webinar: Healthy One Bite at a Time with Native Food & Plants Healthy One Bite at a Time with Native Food & Plants February 21, 2023; 10 a.m. (Mountain) Join us as we learn from three leading Native Food experts: Tiana Suazo, Executive Director of the Red...
Excellence in Tourism Industry Awards: The 2022 Winners and Their Tourism Initiatives
February 14, 2023; 10 a.m. (Mountain)
Join AIANTA in this webinar as we introduce the 2022-2023 Excellence in Tourism Industry Award Winners from Best Cultural Heritage Experience, Excellence in Customer Service, Tribal Destination of the Year, and Industry Professional of the Year. You will hear from the winners and their tourism initiatives that helped them win these awards.
Hidden Treasures: Amazing Collections and Resources at the Indian Arts and Crafts Board Museums
In this session, we will reintroduce the Indian Arts and Crafts Board (IACB) and learn about their regional museums and some of their programs which can be replicated elsewhere, including art directories, promoting local art and history, and learn about the invaluable resources available. As it says on the Department of the Interior website, “The Interior Museum Program looks after one of the largest and most important museum collections in the world.”
Webinar: Funding Opportunities to Conserve and Restore Tribal Forestland
A conversation with the USDA Forest Service and special guests about how the Community Forest and Open Space Conservation Program, Landscape Scale Restoration, and Recreation Economy for Rural Communities can be used as tools to conserve and restore forestland and cultural resources and in turn support Tribal tourism and recreation efforts.
Webinar: Travel Trade Manual: A Planner for Indigenous Tourism Professionals
For hospitality businesses looking to welcome group travelers and overseas visitors, the best path to success is introducing a new business paradigm that involves working with an intricate network of external businesses, collectively known as the travel trade.
Webinar: OIED and AIANTA Fundamentals of Grant Writing Keys to Funding Success
AIANTA, in collaboration with the Office of Indian Economic Development hosted a webinar to review the grant porss from application, planning, and preparation, grant writing mechanics, common pitfalls and best practices where to find further resources.
ASU/AIANTA Cultural Heritage Tourism Partnership: Information Session on Sustainable Tourism for Native Nations and Communities
Webinar: ASU/AIANTA Cultural Heritage Tourism Partnership: Information Session on Sustainable Tourism for Native Nations and Communities Webinar: ASU/AIANTA Cultural Heritage Tourism Partnership: Information Session on Sustainable Tourism for Native Nations and...
Town Hall: Sharing Stories: Native American Artists and the Creative Economy
Native American arts, including visual arts, music, theatre, dance, literature and beyond, are among the most promising ways to expand tourism and the economic success of rural and urban Native communities. Historically underestimated, Native Artists play a pivotal role in building economies, generating tourism assets and simultaneously preserving cultural heritage.
SDSU/AIANTA Information Session on Certificate in Cultural Tourism & Tribal Enterprises
In partnership with San Diego State University (SDSU) and the L. Robert Payne School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, AIANTA is offering the online Certificate in Cultural Tourism and Tribal Enterprises (“CTTE”).
FY 2022 Webinars (On-Demand)
NativeAmerica.travel Training
Learn how to submit your visitor attractions on AIANTA’s NativeAmerica.travel destination website. Take advantage of this marketing tool which connects tribes directly to domestic and international travelers, and invites visitors to explore Indian Country.
Product Pathways: Getting Your Product from the Field to the Shelf
We will follow your product from the farm to the market during this webinar. Learn how important it is to share the story about the cultural significance of your product.
Webinar: Native America Speaks: Building Cultural Tourism through Storytelling, Tours and Performance
Keepers of Traditions, Darnell and Robert “Smokey” Rides at the Door, are cultural workers who have collaborated with the National Park Service in their Native America Speaks interpretive program for several decades.
Informational Webinar: AIANTA/USFS Request for Proposals
The webinar includes a question and answer session specific to types of projects, timeline, the application process and implementation.
Webinar: Building Collaborative Tourism in Hawai’i
Through partnerships, collaboration and most importantly, communication, learn how the Hawaiian Islands are weaving cultural tourism into branding and messaging.
AIANTA and USDA Webinar Session 3
Session 3 –Developing Tribal Tourism Enterprises Based on Native Values
AIANTA and USDA Webinar Session 2
Session 2– Adding Value to Native Agriculture Products
AIANTA and USDA Webinar Session 1
Session 1 – Resources for Native Agriculture Production and Conservation
Evolution of A Native American Arts Collective
Great Basin Artist Collective has been thriving for 8 years as a collective of Native artists from tribes in Nevada, California, Southern Oregon, Southern Idaho and Utah.
Developing Culinary Tourism in Rural Communities with a Focus on Healthy Foods
In this webinar, learn how Next Evolution Coffee incorporates Indigenous learnings and a people-over-profit philosophy in its business model.
Globalize Your Website
Drive more international visitors and buyers to your website – learn some simple, low-cost techniques to increase visibility in overseas markets. Specifically geared to tribal tourism firms, this event will help refresh your digital strategy.
Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses: Business Strategy and Financials in Uncertain Times
In this webinar, Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses and AIANTA invite you to assess the financial health of your business.
Working With the International Trade
Through this webinar presented by Brand USA, attendees will learn the importance of international marketing and how to work with the international travel trade.
International Market Opportunities: Understanding the UK, German and Italian Tourism Market
In this webinar presented by the U.S. Commercial Service (U.S. Department of Commerce) along with tourism specialists in the Commercial Section of the U.S. Embassies in the UK, Germany and Italy, Native American hospitality businesses will learn more about promoting their tourism product in overseas markets.
SDSU/AIANTA Information Session on Certificate in CTTE II
In partnership with San Diego State University (SDSU) and the L. Robert Payne School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, AIANTA is offering the online Certificate in Cultural Tourism and Tribal Enterprises (“CTTE”).
New Market Tax Credits – Creating Economic Health and Prosperity
Many tribal communities find themselves isolated and underdeveloped, unable to build and support a local economy that can provide the needed jobs and services for economic prosperity. New Markets Tax Credits (NMTC) is a tool that can help tribal communities develop the key community projects that lack the needed capital to move forward. This webinar will introduce the use of NMTC for your project and unlock the possibilities of growth and expansion for job development and the expansion of key goods and services in tribal communities.
GW & AIANTA Professional Certificate in Cultural Heritage Tourism: Information Session & Indigenous Marketing Spotlight
Join AIANTA for an information session about the Professional Certificate in Cultural Heritage Tourism offered by the George Washington University International Institute of Tourism Studies (GW) in partnership with AIANTA.
Collecting and Understanding Tourism Data
Within the competitive hospitality industry, investing time and resources in collecting accurate visitor data can help significantly improve the customer experience by aligning programming with traveler expectations. Equally importantly, collecting tourism data can help ensure community expectations align within the larger tourism infrastructure and tourism data can also help justify marketing efforts with tribal leadership and local and national elected officials. In this webinar, Daniel Nāho’opi’i (Kanaka Maoli, Native Hawaiian) tourism data expert and former Director of Tourism Research for the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority, discusses why quantifiable tourism data should be a part of any visitor marketing plan.
Expanding Global Awareness of Native Tourism With EXIM Bank
In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, join the American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association (AIANTA), U.S. Commercial Service and the Export-Import Bank of the US (EXIM) and the La Jolla Adventure Park, for a panel discussion covering resources available to Native businesses looking to expand their tourism offerings to a global reach. Additionally, the panel will present case studies of success and challenges during the pandemic and provide ideas of other support tools available for hospitality industry businesses.
FY 2021 Webinars (On-Demand)
Information Session & Indigenous Marketing Spotlight: GW & AIANTA Professional Certificate in Cultural Heritage Tourism
Join us for a 30-minute information session on the Professional Certificate in Cultural Heritage Tourism offered by the George Washington University International Institute of Tourism Studies (GW) in partnership with AIANTA. This 7-week online program provides tourism entrepreneurs and community leaders with the tools to identify and develop tourism assets.
Planning for Cultural Tourism
In 2008, Akwesasne leaders built their “Sharing the Spirit” imitative, which eventually paved the way for the formalized Akwesasne Cultural Tourism Strategic Action Plan. Today, implementation of the plan has led to a new tourism website, Akwesasne.travel, elevated tourism training for Akwesasne artisans, and increased awareness of Akwesasne culture and heritage. Join Penny Petters, Travel Industry Development Manager, Raeann Adams, Community Planner and Gail McDonald, Akwesasne Heritage Complex Project Developer, and the Native American Traveling College in discussing how the strategic plan was conceptualized and how it continues to guide Akwesasne’s tourism planning.
Building a MainStreet Community in Indian Country
Join AIANTA in this webinar as we introduce you the nation’s first Native American MainStreet community: Zuni Pueblo MainStreet in Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico. Zuni Pueblo MainStreet was established in 2012 to implement new approaches and methods to encourage the revitalization of Zuni Pueblo’s local economy while continuing to preserve their unique traditional and historic events.
Exploring AIANTA Visitor Outreach Program
Join AIANTA in special webinar introducing AIANTA’s Visitor Outreach program and our plans to market to domestic and international travelers for 2022. Visitor Outreach Manager Maureen Chavez (Pueblo of Acoma) will lead the conversation on top overseas markets to Indian Country, top travel trade shows to attend next year, and how to prepare for the return of international visitors.
Enriching Alaska Tourism Through First People’s Voices
While travelers to Alaska are lured by the state’s sense of adventure, few are familiar with Alaska’s sweeping narrative from a Native lens. The cruise industry, which delivers more than one million visitors a year, has only recently started offering “Meet the Locals” type programs, providing passengers a deeper, more fulfilling experience.
Columbia River Salmon Historic and Culinary Trails
Lewis and Clark were amazed by the dip net fishing by the tribes along the Columbia River. Today’s tribes (Yakama, Umatilla, Warm Springs and Nez Perce) continue this historic practice and have developed an exciting trail where visitors can see the continuation of this historic method of fishing. In addition to viewing the fishers, the public can purchase salmon directly from over-the-bank sales or enjoy it at Native owned restaurants. Learn how the tribes worked with their fishers, local communities and the state to create this culinary trail that shares the importance of salmon in their culture.
Poeh Cultural Center: Supporting Tribal Arts and Tourism
In 1988, the Poeh Cultural Center & Museum was established as a “gathering place” and a way to promote pueblo arts and culture. Owned and operated by the Pueblo of Pojoaque, the Poeh Cultural Center is a great example of how tribes have fused cultural arts and tourism into a successful enterprise. The Center’s business module includes a renowned museum, gallery, and gift shop, with an emphasis on art programs and classes that teach and sustain traditional arts.
Developing Regional Alliances for Cooperative Marketing
A strategic approach to destination marketing includes bringing together partners under one collaborative umbrella to ensure a wider reach for all stakeholders. How can a tribe work collectively to promote tourism within their state or region?
Powwows and Cultural Tourism
Tuesday, July 27, 2021; 10 a.m. MDT
Powwows are held across the country, honoring songs, dance, art and culture with many adding races, traditional games and more. More than ever, they are drawing visitors seeking authentic cultural experiences from around the globe.
The Excitement of Indian Relay Horse Racing
As one of America’s oldest known sporting competitions, Indian Relay dates back more than 400 years to when the horse was first re-introduced to the native cultures of the Americas.
Voices Along the Lewis & Clark Trail
More than 200 years ago, Captain Merriweather Lewis and Second Lieutenant William Clark set out on a three-year journey to map the western portion of the United States and to expand trade with Indian tribes along the route.
International Shipments, Payments & Protecting your Brand: A Webinar for Rural and Native Firms
Wednesday, May 26, 2021; 12-1:30 p.m. PST
As you grow your global brand, participate in trade events and engage with international buyers, you’ll need to focus on sales fulfillment and protecting your intellectual property.
Cultural Tourism as Creative Placemaking: How Indian Country Projects are Advancing the Field
The National Endowment for the Arts’ Our Town program supports creative placemaking projects that strengthen communities, including cultural tourism strategies that center the narrative, vision, and goals of residents. In this session, hear from two newly-minted Our Town grantees whose innovative proposals promise to establish groundbreaking practices and models for the field.
Authentic Storytelling Through Architecture & Design – Hawai’i Style
Storytelling is told not only through our voices, but is also solidified in the designs, art, and intentions of our buildings and gathering spaces. Award-winning Native Hawaiian Architect Rob Iopa and Native Hawaiian entrepreneur Mālia Kaʻaihue will share their successes on working with national brands while still retaining the essence of the Native Hawaiian story. Learn how Native voices can be supported through the environment created and by honoring the people of the place.
Building a Better Tourism Website
Your website is your calling card to the world. Despite the popularity of social media, news articles, video, blog posts and all other online and traditional media, destination websites—and the search engine results that drive traffic—remain one of the top information sources for potential travelers.
International Market Research & Growing Your Global Brand: A Webinar for Rural and Native American Businesses
As companies around the world rapidly adjust to new business practices due to the pandemic, many are taking a fresh look at their digital strategy. Through this webinar, learn how to globalize your website to increase international buyers.
Missions & Tribes: Including Native Perspectives in the Historical Record
During this webinar, Andrew Galvan, Curator of Old Mission Dolores will detail how he reconciled the history of the area tribes with the story previously being told by the California Missions.
Cultural Centers–Planning for Tourism
Join us as we welcome three Native women leaders in cultural tourism. Two guide major cultural centers and the third is working on opening a new center.
Interpreting Culture: How to Run a Successful Tour Business
Learn more about all aspects of tour operations, from itinerary planning to to working with international wholesalers.
Small Business Development–Working with MBDA
This webinar shares Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) resources available to small business and artist entrepreneurs.
Globalize Your Website: A Webinar for Rural and Native American Businesses
Through this webinar, learn how to globalize your website to increase international buyers.
Native Chefs Explore Food Sovereignty
Learn from Native chefs, Vincent Medina (Chochenyo Ohlone), and Louis Trevino (Rumsen Ohlone), who co-own the mak-‘amham/Café Ohlone in the San Francisco and Monterey Bay area.
Supporting Public Arts: Indigenous Artists Share their Vision
Native arts are integral to tourism in Indian Country, as exhibitions, art markets and demonstrations can help drive sales and visitation.
Oneida Big Apple Fest: Developing An Agricultural Festival
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Building a Native Agritourism Ecosystem
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FY 2020 Webinars (On-Demand)
The Power of Place
AIANTA welcomes celebrated architect Johnpaul Jones (Oklahoma Choctaw/Cherokee), who discusses his approach to Native American planning and design centered around the Four Worlds.
October 6, 2020
How Geotourism is Shaping Awareness of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
Join AIANTA in partnership with the National Park Service and the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail for this one-hour webinar on how geotourism can benefit tribal tourism development initiatives.
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Join AIANTA in partnership with the National Park Service and the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail for a one-hour webinar on how geotourism can benefit tribal tourism development initiatives.
This webinar will explore the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail’s Geotourism Plan and its inclusion of tribes. Guest speakers will dive into the history of tribal tourism along the trail and showcase how cultural sites are attracting visitors. Inspired by the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial and the Circle of Tribal advisors, tribal leaders have partnered with local tourism industry leaders. The Confluence Project, which uses indigenous voices to connect the history, ecology and living cultures along the Trail in the Columbia River Gorge, will illustrate the success of these efforts.
Panelists/Speakers
Bruce Rettig (host) is a writer/photographer for AIANTA and is working on the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail project. He is an award-winning author who has worked with many tribal communities and organizations, including Nevada’s Indian Territory.
Dan Wiley is the Senior Manager, Integrated Resources Stewardship for the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail, National Park Service;
Ann McCormack is the Economic & Community Development Planner for the Nez Perce Tribe. She was involved with the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Commemoration from 2003-2006.
Colin Fogarty is the Executive Director of Confluence. He works to protect cultural, natural and recreational resources of the Trail.
August 7, 2020
Managing Community & Visitor Expectations in the Times of COVID-19
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During this one-hour webinar, AIANTA will moderate a panel discussing steps that destinations and businesses can take to plan for reopening, while maintaining the safety of their communities.
Panelists:
Melvin Juanico, Operations Manager, Sky City Cultural Center & Haak’u Museum
Seleni Matus, Executive Director, the George Washington University International Institute of Tourism Studies and instructor of Tourism Resilience for the Cultural Heritage Tourism Professional Certificate Program
Talia Salem, Principal of The Urban Nomad and instructor of Tourism Marketing for the Professional Certificate in Cultural Heritage Tourism
Ways the USFS and the USDA Support Cultural Heritage Tourism
Marketing Partnerships: Marketing to Re-emerging Travel
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Join AIANTA in partnership with the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail for this one-hour webinar. Learn how to restart and reimagine your cultural tourism product and also learn more about tourism marketing opportunities for your tourism enterprise and/or destination.
Exploring Economic Development Administration (EDA) Funding Opportunities
National Endowment for the Humanities Understanding the Focus and Approach for Funding Support from the NEH
Tourism Marketing Resources for Tribes along the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
CARES Act of 2020: Business Support Programs for the Cultural/Tribal Tourism Sector
Administration for Native Americans: Project Planning and Development for Cultural Heritage Tourism
Grant Programs and Fellowships at the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA): Tips for Submitting a Competitive Application
REAL ID: Are You Travel Ready?
This webinar, conducted by Steve Yonkers, Director of the REAL ID Program, US Department of Homeland Security, will present the latest information on the REAL ID program and how you can help your Tribal members be prepared to have compliant IDs when they travel.
National Park Service Resources for Protecting and Developing Cultural, Natural, and Recreation Tourism Assets
This webinar focuses on Tribal Heritage Grants, including grant cycles and case studies of previous recipients, as well as technical assistance available from the Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance program.
Grant Writing 101
Anne Ketz provides the basic elements of a grant proposal, what documents to include, and the importance of following-up on submission, while Gail will share information on where to seek funding opportunities.