Three finalists who made winning pitches for the Indigenous Tourism Skode Program will each be awarded a $5,000 non-repayable financial contribution, mentorship and additional partner support to advance their new Indigenous tourism ideas to the next level.

Indigenous Tourism Ontario is seeking proposals for a market research study on the Indigenous Tourism industry in Ontario.

ITO and RoO have partnered to provide accessible marketing support that builds awareness and connects eager visitors to unique Indigenous-owned accommodations and experiences in Ontario. 

ITO and the Tourism Innovation Lab have launched the 2nd edition of the Skode Program, an initiative to spark new Indigenous tourism ideas and experiences that authentically represent, celebrate and promote Indigenous culture, heritage, language, cuisine and communities in Ontario.

September 30th, 2021 marks the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a new federal statutory holiday to recognize and honour Indigenous survivors of Residential Schools, commemorate the children that were lost, and reflect on the legacy of trauma that continues to affect Indigenous families today. ITO and our allies invite all Canadians to join us in observing a day of reflection for Truth and Reconciliation.

Indigenous Tourism Ontario, along with MDB Insight, has officially launched a new Economic Study to understand the effects of COVID-19 on the Indigenous Tourism industry in Ontario.