Congratulations to Legacy team member Keith Henry on his appointment as a Canada 150 Ambassador to celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday. For more information click here for the BC Metis Federation press release…
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December, 2016 – International Aboriginal Tourism Conference, Membertou, Nova Scotia Legacy Tourism Group team members Deirdre Campbell, John Caton, Jim DeHart, Keith Henry and Rod Taylor will be attending the…
Campbell River, British Columbia, June, 2016. Legacy Tourism Group and their executive team is collaborating with BC First Nations on Tourism Concept Development Plans for spectacular remote tourism locations within…
Yukon Territory, June 2016. Legacy Tourism Group is actively working with local First Nations on developing three new unique wilderness Tourism operations within the Yukon Territory. Parks Canada/Carcross Tagish First…
The Aboriginal Tourism Association of Canada (ATAC) launched the “Power of Aboriginal Tourism” campaign during the Aboriginal showcase yesterday held during Rendez Vous Canada (RVC) in Montreal, Quebec. RVC is...
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Team members from Legacy Tourism Group and The Kings Challenge group have been discussing a working relationship in the development of resort facilities in Bhutan with the approval of the…
Tourism Development project for the Ahousaht First Nation Ha’wiih, Maaqutusiis Hahoulthee Stewardship Society. A detailed market feasibility study and business plan to confirm the viability of the proposed project and…
Working with the Carcross-Tagish Management Corporation, we are investigating a road accessible all season resort that could be successfully executed on the CTFN lands located on the western shores of…
The Legacy Tourism Group team is working with the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation & their wholly owned Foxwoods Resort Casino in the concept development for two distinct tourism project areas…
Jim DeHart attended the Aboriginal Tourism British Columbia AGM and stakeholder workshops in Chase on Nov. 24 an 25 representing LTG. A number of interesting workshops were held regarding the…
