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ADVENTURE TO UNDERSTANDING

We unite communities to create authentic Indigenous tourism experiences by celebrating our culture through traditional art, cuisine, and storytelling to showcase the spirit of our land.

🌸Today on International Day of Indigenous Women, we honour the matriarchs, knowledge keepers, artisans, and entrepreneur...
09/05/2026

🌸Today on International Day of Indigenous Women, we honour the matriarchs, knowledge keepers, artisans, and entrepreneurs who shape tourism across Manitoba.

Indigenous women in tourism carry forward generations of tradition through culinary arts, storytelling, guided land experiences, and traditional craftsmanship. When you support women-owned Indigenous tourism businesses, you aren't just taking home a memory, you are supporting cultural revitalization and economic sovereignty.

Join us in celebrating their strength, leadership, and vision today and every day!

Chi-Miigwech to Calm Air, our Official Air Carrier and our biggest partner this year! Their support brings operators and...
09/05/2026

Chi-Miigwech to Calm Air, our Official Air Carrier and our biggest partner this year! Their support brings operators and delegates from across the North to the table. That's what makes this gathering what it is.

Register: 3common.com/2026-itm-conference

Join us September 22–23, 2026, in Winnipeg, Treaty 1 Territory, for theIndigenous Tourism Manitoba 4th Annual Conference — a two-day event designed tofoster connection, collaboration, and community within the growing Indigenoustourism sector.This year's theme, Weaving Traditions & Technology, ex...

This year's conference theme is Weaving Traditions & Technology. The question underneath it: how do you use the new tool...
08/28/2026

This year's conference theme is Weaving Traditions & Technology. The question underneath it: how do you use the new tools without losing what makes your experience yours? That's what we're digging into September 23.

Register: 3common.com/2026-itm-conference

08/24/2026

We had the pleasure of checking out Niña Waṡte Events' 3rd Annual FREE Family BBQ on Saturday, and it was an absolute blast! ☀️🌭

Moments like this remind our team exactly why we do what we do. Watching small businesses flourish so quickly is a testament to the fact that Indigenous tourism industry is rapidly growing. 📈

A huge congratulations to co-founders Rayel and Tannis Smoke (aka the Smoke Sisters), their families, and their incredible team on all their success. We can't wait to see what's next for you!

They're back! Jordan Knight & Davey Gott are our emcees again this year for our ITM Annual Conference. If you were with ...
08/21/2026

They're back! Jordan Knight & Davey Gott are our emcees again this year for our ITM Annual Conference. If you were with us last year, you already know how wonderful and talented they are.

Register: 3common.com/2026-itm-conference

Join us September 22–23, 2026, in Winnipeg, Treaty 1 Territory, for theIndigenous Tourism Manitoba 4th Annual Conference — a two-day event designed tofoster connection, collaboration, and community within the growing Indigenoustourism sector.This year's theme, Weaving Traditions & Technology, ex...

08/07/2026

Dreaming about this collection by Jackie Traverse 🤩

Explore Indigenous at The Forks carries one-of-a-kind artwork by artists who are members of Indigenous Tourism Manitoba.

🎨 This beautiful collection features vibrant pinks, purples, and greens, and each painting has its own unique name.

Stop by📍Explore Indigenous between 10PM and 6PM Thursday-Sunday to learn about the artists behind the work and start your collection today!

08/06/2026

Wide skies, quiet mornings, and big space for little explorers (and four-legged friends) to roam. 🌲🐶✨

As a proudly Métis-owned campground, respect for the land and community is at the heart of everything they do.

Located just 35 minutes northeast of Winnipeg on Treaty 1 Territory, Sandhill Pines RV Park offers a peaceful prairie retreat nestled against the Mars Hill Wildlife Management Area.

Whether you’re introducing the kids to the outdoors or bringing the inlaws out for a weekend reset, Sandhill Pines keeps things simple, comfortable, and welcoming.

⚡ All sites include water & electrical hookups
🐾 Pets are welcome
📍 35 mins northeast of Winnipeg
📅 Open May through October (Thanksgiving weekend)
🌲 Surrounded by tall pines, sand, and scenic spaces

Tag someone who’s due for a weekend in the pines! 👇

📍Destination: Churchill, Manitoba, Polar Bear Capital of the World! 🐻‍❄️This week the ITM team made the journey up north...
07/31/2026

📍Destination: Churchill, Manitoba, Polar Bear Capital of the World! 🐻‍❄️

This week the ITM team made the journey up north! Indigenous tourism is built around community and connection, and we believe in getting away from our desks and onto the land. Face time with our operators matters—regardless of the distance between us. By taking part in these incredible experiences, we can truly promote and assist with business development from first-hand understanding.

Also, as many of you may have spotted, we had a special guest join us: Andrian Makhnachov who turned out to be somewhat of a local "celebrity"!

Here’s a quick recap of our unforgettable northern itinerary:

🚲Wapusk E-Bike Adventures: Led by our very own Board Chair, David Paul Daley and his daughter Danielle, we cruised around local icons like the famous Miss Piggy plane wreck and the Prince of Wales Fort National Historic Site. An absolute must-try!

🐻‍❄️ Sub-Arctic Tours: We were blessed to have the opportunity to spot a polar bear with Leroy Whitmore, owner of Sub-Arctic Tours. Through his decades of experience guiding and photographing polar bears, Leroy led us off the beaten path to (for some of us),our first in-person polar bear sighting!

🐶 Wapusk Adventures: We visited Dave Daley a second time at his dog yard where he walked us through the legendary story of his 2019 dog-sledding journey from Churchill to Winnipeg. We were also lucky enough to visit at the perfect time to meet a fresh litter of 3-week-old puppies! 🐾this was special as Dave hasn't had a litter in 7 years as his focus is rescuing—he truly views every single dog as a part of his family.

🌿 Dene Routes: Florence Hamilton, a Sayisi Dene woman, led us on her "Paths of Our Ancestors" tour—an immersive 3km walk on the land exploring rich history, stories, archaeological sites, flora, and fauna.

🛥 Custom Churchill Tours: We wrapped up our trip on the water with local guide Brendan McEwan of Custom Churchill Tours, taking in one final, breathtaking beluga watching experience from the boat deck.

A Huge Thank You To:

🏠 Aurora Inn: Thank you so much for the beautiful rooms and wonderful hospitality during our stay! Having a cozy, welcoming place to rest our heads made all the difference.

📸 Andrian Makhnachov: A massive thank you for drawing in so many new followers through your incredible outreach and helping us showcase our wonderful operators!

🤝 Travel Manitoba: Deep appreciation to our provincial tourism partner for making what we do possible and supporting this trip up north.

Here's a peek into the trip, and make sure to add these authentic Indigenous experiences to your Manitoba bucket list!

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