Indigenous Ambassador

The Indigenous Ambassador Workshop is an in-house workshop presented by Indigenous Tourism BC (ITBC). Together, we'll learn about the value of being an Indigenous ambassador, how to amplify your own Indigenous culture and how to introduce visitors to First Nations. Training includes these modules: - The Indigenous Ambassador - First Nations in BC and Cultures - Indigenous Tourism Experiences and Protecting our Place - Indigenous Tourism Visitor - Helping Visitors Activity Duration: 1 day, in-person interactive workshop Audience: Indigenous peoples seeking to develop skills in tourism and hospitality Group size: up to 20 people Available upon request. Apply Here
Training Type
Classroom, Discussion, In-Person, Workshop
Training Category
Customer Service, Indigenous Cultural Tourism

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