#Indigenouscoastbc grows to six partner Nations collectively celebrating Indigenous tourism experiences
You are here: eagles soar above, whales breach just beyond your boat. You wander through ancient, protected and sacred forests.
Ageless sand sifts through your toes on shorelines marked by thousands of steps, over countless time. You dine on Indigenous, West Coast cuisine, fresh, sustainable, creative.
Your mind is opened through enthralling cultural experiences and reconciliation come alive.
A six-partner collective
Six coastal Nations under the banner of #Indigenouscoastbc have banded together to raise visitor awareness about their lands and cultures, and Seekers Media is proud to be a media partner in the ongoing campaign (below are logos including the Nations as well as some of the Indigenous-owned tourism flagship businesses.)
Marking the fifth year of the #Indigenouscoastbc campaign, the collective is growing, with three new partners—Ditidaht First Nation, Gwa'sala-'Nakwaxda'xw First Nations and Heiltsuk First Nation—on board for 2024 to build and grow their tourism economies through this collective digital marketing strategy.
These Nations join long-time partners Tlao-qui-aht First Nation, Toquaht First Nation and Huu-ay-aht First Nations in welcoming visitors to their communities, sharing their stories and celebrating new ways of learning and growing together.
All six of these Nations have long been stewards and advocates for their land, and are now leading a transformative approach to sustainable visitation in their communities.
2024 #Indigenouscoastbc feature stories
For an in-depth look at how #Indigenouscoastbc translates into enriching connections when you're on the west coast, look no further than the latest #Indigenouscoastbc features.
This is just a taste of the visitor experience on Vancouver Island, when you travel #Indigenouscoastbc.
And there's more to come! Keep tuned to #Indigenouscoastbc on ZenSeekers.com for more ways to further your travels through reconciliACTION.