Indigenous Tourism Alberta members pivot businesses to find success in the wake of COVID-19

2020 presented challenges for many businesses across many industries and Indigenous tourism was no different.  With the necessary travel restrictions put in place, many of our operators saw a decline in visitors and an associated decline in revenue. But with great challenges, also come great opportunities and many of our…
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Indigenous Tourism Alberta Holiday Gift Guide

This has been a year like no other. Businesses have had to grow and adapt and after some initial shock and uncertainty, Indigenous businesses are starting to move forward again.  In a year that has seen so much pain and upheaval, there has also been growth, education and…
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Explore Northern Alberta with Janvier Gallery and Waterfront Harbour B&B

Located just 3 hours northeast of Edmonton, the City of Cold Lake offers pristine waters, rugged wilderness, and a variety of unique shops and amenities. Featuring Aspen Parkland and Boreal mixed-wood forests, Cold Lake is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of big city living and gives you the…
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Discovering the Hidden History of the Drumheller Valley with Wild West Badlands Tours

I’m sitting in the back of a gigantic wagon surrounded by a herd of bison.  An enormous bull is making scary grunting sounds to deter younger males from getting close to females in the herd. Several cows and calves are milling about and another large bull is rolling in the…
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Experience Championship Golf In The Beautiful Foothills of Tsuu T’ina Nation at Redwood Meadows Golf and Country Club

Redwood Meadows Golf and Country Club is a golfers paradise. A genuine challenge of championship-calibre, where birds and wildlife play spectator as you make your way through eighteen distinctive holes that showcase the beauty of the area while still retaining a collective continuity from the first tee to the…
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Explore the history and 512 acres of pristine nature at Métis Crossing

As the Province starts to re-open after COVID-19, Métis Crossing – located near Smoky Lake, Alberta – is set to open its doors on July 2 for the 2020 season. Métis Crossing was built for the promotion and preservation of the Métis Nation Peoples’ language, culture and traditions and is…
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Summer outdoor adventures in Alberta

This summer get out and explore this province and the land that we call home. Indigenous Tourism Alberta’s members are excited to welcome you and offer a variety of outdoor adventures for many interests. Below is an introduction to five of those members.  From mountain climbing to fishing, hiking, horseback…
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Supporting Indigenous artists across Alberta

Whether you’re looking to support local Indigenous businesses, or looking for unique souvenirs, art and gifts in Alberta, there are plenty of artisans and businesses across the province selling their items.  Below are Indigenous Tourism Alberta members selling authentic Indigenous items. Whether you shop online, or in-store each of these…
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Top ways to celebrate Indigenous People’s Day in Alberta

June 21 is National Indigenous People’s Day. This is a day for all Canadians to come together and celebrate and recognize the unique heritage, diverse cultures and outstanding contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. This year, more than ever, National Indigenous People’s Day is an important opportunity for…
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