Find ways for your organization, team, or group to conduct business and improve relationships with Indigenous partners at Indigenous-owned accommodations, experience providers, restaurants, gift shops, and museums in British Columbia.
Indigenous businesses share knowledge on sustaining the economy – the wellness of the house – in a way that includes all, including guests and the environment. Indigenous Tourism BC operators represent diverse Indigenous peoples and cultures and the longest business history in present-day BC. Indigenous tourism operators in BC provide reflection, dialogue, and learning opportunities.
Host a board meeting, team retreat, conference, or training session in a variety of spaces from boutique
city hotels to remote rainforest lodges.
Support Indigenous economies and build relationships with your team, clients, or partners as you
balance work and play.
Build your team’s cultural awareness and values with the help of Indigenous Knowledge Keepers and
ways of knowing.
Implement Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) in your organization. Share First Nations Principles of Learning in your classroom. Renew and deepen your relationships with Indigenous peoples in BC and commit to learning more about diversity and inclusion practices informed by Indigenous experience and knowledge.