Current discourse on Indigenous engagement in museum studies is often dominated by
curatorial and academic perspectives, in which community voice, viewpoints, and reflections …

Indigenous tourism is a global phenomenon, encompassing a range of complex, multi-
layered issues. The foci of Indigenous tourism research are multifaceted, reflecting a …

The Banff–Bow Valley in western Alberta is the heart of spiritual and economic life for the
Nakoda peoples. While they were displaced from the region by the reserve system and the …

This paper investigates barriers to physical activity, sport, and exercise for Aboriginal youth
in the province of Alberta. Focusing on the experiences of Aboriginal youth, this analysis …

Abstract The Banff Indian Days tourism festivals, which occurred annually from 1910 to
1972, reinforced temporalized and exoticized images of local Indigenous peoples and …

Diverse Indigenous nations have traditional territories inside Jasper National Park (JNP), but
the park was established without consultation with local Indigenous communities. Parks …

Tourism is the most culturally loaded industry. In the new era, China's tourism industry is
developing rapidly and the public's need for diversified culture is growing. The integration of …

So much has been lost about the culture of Australia's Indigenous people. Their languages,
traditions and heritage were dissipated under the process of white colonization from 1788 …

Within the printed and online newspaper media in the UK, notions of 'decolonisation'
referring to various contexts, such as historical, relating to museums and institutions, cultural …

Prior to the current conservation and preservation mandates, national parks in Canada were
established in part to develop tourism and resource extraction industries. Indigenous …