Indigenous tourism Canada

Canada's Jasper and Hawaii's Lahaina showcase evolving regenerative tourism through wildfire recovery, Indigenous partnerships and community stewardship

Saskatchewan highlights Indigenous heritage, museums, festivals and science attractions as summer tourism expands across Canada

Iqaluit, Yellowknife, Inuvik, Tuktoyaktuk, Cambridge Bay and Churchill boost Canada Arctic tourism through infrastructure, Indigenous tourism and coolcation travel

Quebec City and Wendake earn UNESCO Biosphere status, boosting sustainable tourism, Indigenous collaboration and eco-travel growth in Canada

Canada invests 17.2 million baht to promote Indigenous voices and preserve cultural heritage through eco-tourism and broadcasting in northern regions

Intrepid Travel and ITAC are collaborating to expand Indigenous tourism experiences across Canada. Discover how this new partnership is reshaping adventure travel

Canada’s Jasper National Park Joins the United States’ Lahaina in Shaping a New Future for Regenerative Tourism After Devastating WildfiresCanad

Canada, Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Regina and Wanuskewin Heritage Park Now Unveils Extraordinary Indigenous Heritage, Science Attractions and Summer Festivals That Are Transforming Prairie Tourism

Iqaluit, Yellowknife, Inuvik, Tuktoyaktuk, Cambridge Bay and Churchill Drive Canada Arctic Tourism Growth Through Major Infrastructure Investments, Indigenous Experiences and Coolcation Travel Development

Quebec City and Wendake Gain UNESCO Biosphere Status as Canada Strengthens Sustainable Tourism, Indigenous Partnerships, Biodiversity Conservation and Eco-Travel Leadership Through One of North America’s Largest Urban Biosphere Regions

Why Canada’s Investment in Indigenous Tourism Will Change How You Travel—And Why You Can’t Miss It

Experience Canada Like Never Before – Intrepid Travel Is Opening New Doors to Indigenous Cultures!