International Aboriginal Tourism Conference set for Quebec
Québec Aboriginal Tourism and World Indigenous Tourism Alliance (WINTA) have opened registration for the International Aboriginal Tourism Conference to take place in Quebec City March 24-25, 2015.
The conference will host over 300 aboriginal tourism professionals and organizations in Canada and overseas and is being held in Quebec for the first time.
Lectures and presentations will be given by keynote speakers from leading organizations focused on aboriginal tourism, and the two-day event also will have an exhibition fair, social and networking events.
"This fruitful partnership between WINTA and QAT will also bring best international business practices into the limelight, while respecting aboriginal rights, and will allow for a full and positive collaboration between tourism bodies and aboriginal communities," said Ben Sherman, Chairman of WINTA.
Early bird discounts are offered for companies which register by January 11, 2015.
Full conference details can be found at the newly launched event website: visit www.iatc2015.com. http://www.iatc2015.com
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