Let Every Day Be Earth Day: Honouring Mother Earth, Indigenous Landkeepers, and Knowledge

Places to Go, Things To Do

At ITBC, we listen to, learn from, and are led by 204 unique communities of Indigenous Peoples in BC, each connected to their own unique biodiverse Lands.

IMPAC5 2023

With more than 200 unique Indigenous communities in present-day British Columbia, your learning opportunities and travel possibilities are limitless. Accommodations and experiences to suit every traveller, from urban dining experiences, art...

Salmon ‘n’ Bannock Sets the Table for Authentic Indigenous Food Adventures at Dine Out Festival Vancouver 2022

Food & Wine, Restaurants & Eateries, Culinary & Wellness, Things To Do, Events

Salmon' n' Bannock is setting the table and calling in flavours and chefs from all four corners of present-day Canada as part of Vancouver Dine Out 2022 with four unique, authentic
Indigenous culinary journeys guided by renowned chefs...

Corporate Retreats, Meetings and Team Building

Find ways for your organization, team, or group to conduct business and improve relationships with Indigenous partners at Indigenous-owned accommodations, museums, activity providers, restaurants and gift shops.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Events

September 30, 2023, marks the 10th anniversary of Orange Shirt Day and the third annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Gather and Share at Indigenous Restaurants and Eateries

Restaurants & Eateries, Culinary & Wellness, Places to Go, Things To Do, Wineries

With the growing interest in immersive Indigenous tourism experiences and locally-sourced, wild-harvested food, Indigenous restaurants are on the rise.

Homalco Cultural and Wildlife Tours

Guided by generations of knowledge, deeply rooted in culture and land.

Everything is Connected

Culinary & Wellness, Outdoor Adventure, Places to Go, Arts & Culture, Things To Do, Events, Wildlife and Nature, Accommodation, Transportation

We support those Indigenous communities and businesses who are open or are planning to receive visitors. We respect those who decide to remain closed for the safety of Indigenous communities, elders, children, knowledge keepers, and lands.

How to Travel Responsibly

Responsible Indigenous tourism in BC means that travel includes consideration of all which is of value to Indigenous Peoples - their communities, languages, and cultures; waters, animals, and lands.