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American Indigenous Tourism Association Membership Levels

Corporate Benefactor: $3,000
Tribal Partner: $1,000
Tribe/Tribal Enterprise: $500
Native-owned Business: $500
Intertribal Organization: $500
Business (10 or fewer employees): $500
Business (11- 20 employees): $600
Business (21 or more employees): $750
Industry Partner: $750
Nonprofit Organization – $300
Individual: $150
Student/Senior: $50

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American Indigenous Tourism Association

Become a part of our vibrant community and contribute to the momentum driving cultural tourism in Native Nations and communities. By joining us, you’ll connect with hospitality professionals, collaborate with industry leaders, showcase your attractions, amplify your influence, and stay abreast of the latest developments.

Through your membership, tribes, Indigenous organizations, tourism industry stakeholders, and governmental and academic partners converge to create a robust resource network. Here, experiences are shared, and mutual support is extended to foster growth and sustainability in Indigenous tourism. Members are empowered with knowledge and actively contribute to the advancement of sustainable and authentic Indigenous tourism practices.

With your support, we ensure that the voices of our communities are heard by national decision-makers, paving the way for thriving and expanding Indigenous tourism opportunities. Join us today and be a catalyst for positive change in Native Nations and communities. Learn more about American Indigenous Tourism Association member benefits.

American Indigenous Tourism Association Member Benefits include but are not limited to:

  • Gain recognition as a leader in the travel, tourism and recreation industry.

  • Enjoy reduced registration rates at the American Indigenous Tourism Conference and other events.

  • Eligible to participate in trade shows — Go West, IPW and more — alongside American Indigenous Tourism Association.

  • Enhanced listings on Destination Native America (formerly NativeAmerica.Travel) with a red marker on the map and priority listing on the preview panel.

  • Eligible to receive American Indigenous Tourism Association’s annual Excellence in Indigenous Tourism Awards.

  • Eligible for American Indigenous Tourism Association's Top Ten Destinations and other promotions used at trade shows and conventions.

  • Exclusive participation in Familiarization (FAM) Tours for international tour operators and media.

  • Elect American Indigenous Tourism Association leadership and provide guidance for our programs and direction.

  • Keep up-to-date with Indigenous tourism and recreation news and opportunities.

  • Receive notices of funding, training, scholarships and promotional opportunities.

  • Participate in exciting regional projects and technical assistance opportunities, like Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail, Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail, California Trail, Pacific Northwest Trail and Nez Perce Trail projects.

  • Support advocacy efforts in Washington, D.C. to increase Indigenous tourism infrastructure and program funding.

  • Indigenous and business members can use our logo on their websites and promotion.