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WIBF 2019 was a beautiful event, a meeting with friends from all across the world. We want to say "thank you". Very specially, thank you to the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations for embracing the WIBF on their traditional land.
Demand for Indigenous tourism outpacing availability of staff, creation of infrastructure | CBC News
Demand for Indigenous tourism outpacing availability of staff, creation of infrastructure | CBC News
The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada says unmet need in the quickly growing sector increases the risk of cultural appropriation and inauthentic experiences.World Indigenous Business Forum takes centre stage in Vancouver - APTN News
World Indigenous Business Forum takes centre stage in Vancouver - APTN News
The 10th-annual World Indigenous Business Forum kicked off this week with a reception at the Bill Reid Gallery in downtown Vancouver.- Thank you to all the beautiful Artisans who participated in the World Indigenous Business Forum 2019!! We were so happy to have all of you with us and we hope you enjoyed your time. We invite you back again next year! #wibf10
WIBF 2019
Stewardship - Management, Protection and Value
Jerry Ward, Director of Fisheries, Qikiqtaaluk Corporation (NFA)
Ngahiwi Tomoana, Chairman - Ngāti Kuhungunu Iwi Incorporated.
And after
World Indigenous Business Network
Maria Tuyuc (Guatemala)
Robert Louie (Canada)
Dr. Ernesto Sirolli (US, Italy)
Erik Rojas (Columbia)
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