There are more than 200 Indigenous communities across British Columbia, each with unique opportunities and resources to participate in the growing Indigenous tourism industry.
Indigenous Tourism BC connects these diverse communities to tourism development opportunities based on current regional strategies with the help of five Regional Indigenous Tourism Specialists in the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast, Northern British Columbia, Vancouver Island, Thompson Okanagan and Vancouver Coast and Mountains.
Our goal is to support the advancement of Indigenous tourism by providing responsive and respectful region-specific support, engagement and information.
Dedicated local experts are available to connect emerging entrepreneurs, growing businesses, and interested communities to development and planning opportunities, programming, and resources that will help get your Indigenous tourism business to the next level.
Francine Douglas is Stó:lō and Tsimshian. Francine values the cultural teachings she learns from her family, including knowing who you are and where you come from.
Learn MoreJolene Sampare HIway’ Ksim Gisk’aast niiy’ ii wilps Wisin Xblitw wil witgwiy ii Laxgalts’ap will jogay’. Jolene Sampare is Killerwhale from the house of Wisin Xbiltkw and resides in the Nisga’a community of Laxgalts’ap.
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