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Storytellers: Indigenous Tourism Interpretation Workshop

Length: 2 days

Our ancestors’ stories continue to guide our actions and teach the traditional values of balance and respect on the land. Storytellers: Indigenous Tourism Interpretation is a two-day workshop designed for Indigenous tourism storytellers, focusing on storytelling and interpretation skills development to ensure quality guest experiences. Your stories can breathe connection to Indigenous land and culture into your guests and create a memorable experience that will encourage them to share good stories about your time together. Learn to share your culture and stories through well-organized presentations that consider the diverse learning styles of your guests.

Participants develop practical communication and tour development abilities and grow as outstanding ambassadors with stories that connect guests to traditional Indigenous culture, history, and values.

Who should attend?

This workshop is for Indigenous individuals, organizations, and communities who own or are interested in developing an Indigenous tourism business that includes storytelling or cultural interpretation and consistently exceed visitor expectations.

To schedule Storytellers: Indigenous Tourism Interpretation for your business or community, contact [email protected].

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