Indigenous tourism conference set for October in Washington state
The American Indigenous Tourism Conference will return Oct 19-22 in Tulalip, Washington, with more than 300 attendees expected
The American Indigenous Tourism Conference will take place Oct 19-22 at Tulalip Resort Casino in Tulalip, Washington, hosted by The Tulalip Tribes, according to conference materials . The event marks the 28th anniversary of the national conference, which is focused on growing tourism in Indigenous communities. Organizers said the theme, “Indigenous Tourism is Sovereignty in Action,” highlights how Native Nations use tourism to support economic development, protect homelands and uphold cultural identity.
More than 300 attendees are expected to participate in networking, keynote sessions and industry discussions, according to the conference description. Registration is now open. Attendees who register by the early bird deadline of June 30 will be entered into a drawing for one overnight stay at the Tulalip Resort Casino during the conference, with one winner selected. Organizers said the event aims to support Indigenous-led tourism and strengthen long-term economic opportunities for Native communities.
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