In the world of Indigenous hospitality, a powerful truth has emerged: Indigenous tourism is a living expression of sovereignty. Native nations and communities are no longer allowing their stories to be told by others. Instead, […]
As the United States approaches the 2026 Centennial of Route 66, the world is preparing to celebrate the Mother Road. For many, this evokes images of neon signs, vintage Corvettes, and mid-century diners. But for […]
In the dynamic world of tribal gaming and hospitality, the spotlight is increasingly turning to the culinary landscape. Casino resorts are moving beyond standard American fare, embracing the rich, authentic flavors and farm-to-table traditions of […]
Across the United States, Indigenous hotels and resorts are not just places to stay — they are gateways to outdoor adventure, cultural heritage, and the natural beauty of Native Nations and communities. By pairing comfortable […]
Now in its 27th year, the American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association’s (AIANTA) American Indigenous Tourism Conference (AITC) attracts more than 300 attendees who participate for second-to-none networking opportunities, high-level keynote sessions, and informative breakout […]
The Travel Guide to Tribes Along the Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail identifies places along the Anza Trail where travelers are welcomed and can explore the history, heritage, and cultures of the tribes […]
When building its cultural tourism programming, from its tribal RV park to the Ah-TahThi-Ki Museum, the Seminole Tribe of Florida first turns to its members. The Seminole Tribe of Florida is as deeply rooted in […]
Starting with limited revenue streams, the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation have become an economic engine in their region The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, the Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla […]
The American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association’s Cultural Heritage Planner To learn more about AIANTA, visit https://www.aianta.org/ Brick-and-mortar cultural center or museum isn’t necessarily the only path to attracting travelers. Many tribes are diving deeper […]
The American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association’s Cultural Heritage Planner To learn more about AIANTA, visit https://www.aianta.org/ Native languages in the United States have been on the decline since the advent of European colonization. According […]
Welcoming travelers from international markets frequently involves building strong relationships within the travel trade network. A casual approach to attracting this business can quickly lead to frustration and failure. Use the following checklist and select […]
The Yurok Tribe’s enviable location amidst the California Redwoods sets the stage for incomparable hospitality experiences. In Yurok country, everything is so big, it’s not difficult to picture yourself in the center of the world. […]
Article written by Kim Bacca In just 13 years, Cherokee Nation has leveraged its passion for education and dedication to the preservation and promotion of its heritage to develop a robust cultural tourism program. Drawing […]
Article by Karie Luidens for the American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association Cultural Heritage Tourism, A planner for indigenous tourism professionals The Seminole Tribe of Florida is as deeply rooted in their homeland as the […]
By American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association, Inc. | AIANTA Group tours have been a popular form of travel for centuries. Today, however, group tourists often get a bad rap as they are erroneously lumped […]
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