Events
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Session 2: Engaging Responsible Visitors Through Your Story
In the second installment of this webinar series, the American Indigenous Tourism Association will take a closer look at a unique planning tool developed by Nevada’s Indian Territory. This tool supports the creation of sustainable land use plans that align tourism and recreation goals with cultural perpetuation, economic development, and healthy forest and land management.
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Connecting Communities and Conservation Through Tourism
Environmental degradation and poverty are two distinct, yet related, global challenges of the 21st Century. In this presentation, Dr. Gyan Nyaupane will shed light on how tourism can help link biodiversity conservation and livelihood improvement efforts, bringing examples from throughout the world.
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NATIVE Act Requests for Proposals FY 2026 – AIT and The U.S. Forest Service
Join us for an informational webinar about the FY 2026 NATIVE Act Request for Proposals, offered by the American Indigenous Tourism Association in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service.
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Sexy Budget Narratives
Learn how to turn a boring budget into a toothsome narrative that is clear, compelling, and appealing to funders.
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Monitoring Your Burn Rate: How to Monitor Grant Spending
This second session in the two-part series will focus on tracking grant spending through simple budget-to-actual monitoring.
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Member Coffee Chat
Member Coffee Chats are informal, virtual conversations designed to keep you connected, informed, and supported as part of the American Indigenous Tourism Association community.
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National Park Service & Tribal Relations
Join the National Park Service Office of Native American Affairs for a discussion on Tribal consultation, policy, co-stewardship opportunities, and current initiatives affecting Native Nations and communities.
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Member Coffee Chat
Member Coffee Chats are informal, virtual conversations designed to keep you connected, informed, and supported as part of the American Indigenous Tourism Association community.
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Member Coffee Chat
Member Coffee Chats are informal, virtual conversations designed to keep you connected, informed, and supported as part of the American Indigenous Tourism Association community.
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Member Coffee Chat
Member Coffee Chats are informal, virtual conversations designed to keep you connected, informed, and supported as part of the American Indigenous Tourism Association community.