While Indigenous communities throughout the Americas share similar opportunities and challenges with regards to tourism, they’ve rarely had the opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences and learn from one another.
On March 17th and 18th, 2020, the Organization of American States and The George Washington University’s International Institute of Tourism Studies in collaboration with the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs will host the first Indigenous Tourism Forum of the Americas in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The forum will provide a platform for Indigenous community members, tourism entrepreneurs, policy-makers and business owners to discuss the leading issues facing Indigenous groups, to raise awareness of their experiences, to foster collaboration and, ultimately, to enable Indigenous people throughout the Americas to identify solutions and better define, manage and control tourism on their own terms.
Please register below to attend the first ever Indigenous Tourism Forum of the Americas in Albuquerque, New Mexico on March 17th and 18th!
2-day registration (March 17th and 18th, 2020)
Early Bird Registration (until January 15th, 2020): USD $395
Group registration rate for 3 or more: USD $345
The 2-day registration fee includes mobile tours to local pueblos on March 17th, panels and round tables on March 18th, attendance at the opening and closing receptions and lunch on both days!
1-day registration (March 18th, 2020 only)
1-day registration (March 18th only): USD $225
The 1-day registration fee includes panels and round tables on March 18th, lunch on March 18th and attendance at the closing reception!