Go International Preview & Creating Your Marketing Collateral
March 4, 2025; 10 a.m. (Mountain)
Get a preview of AIANTA’s 9th Annual Go International training workshop, set for April 29–30, 2025, designed to help Native Nations and communities enter international markets. This webinar will highlight key event sessions and feature a segment on Creating Your Marketing Collateral, to refine your brand, showcase your destination, and provide essential details for international buyers. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how Go International and attending participating in AIANTA’s Visitor Outreach Program can expand your business globally! For more information about Go International, click here.
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Stacia Morfin – CEO, Nez Perce Tourism, LLC
k’uusnim qicxnew’eet, also known as Stacia Morfin is the owner and operator of Nez Perce Tourism, LLC a Native-woman business located in the Pacific Northwest. I am a proud citizen of Nimiipuu (Nez Perce) nation with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and an Associate degree in Hospitality Management from Lewis-Clark State College. My business, Nez Perce Tourism, provides a warm welcome to Nimiipuu Country where guests will experience a true sense of place with Nimiipuu “The People.” Radiating with cultural wisdom, Nez Perce Tourism is the only place in the world where you will hear our side of history, witness the stories of our ancestors, and receive legendary hospitality founded in our cultural understanding of honor and respect. Stacia also opened Traditions Gift Shop, is 8(a) Certified, has contracts secured with American Cruise Lines, Rocky Mountain Holiday Tours, and strong working relationships with the U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, local institutions, and serves as the Nez Perce Tribe’s Small Business Community Navigator.
Ciarra Greene – Education and Business Development Director, American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association (AIANTA)
Sapooq’is Wíit’as (Nimiipuu)/ Ciarra Greene (Nez Perce) is the Education and Business Development Director for AIANTA. With her Master of Science in Science Teaching from Portland State University (2019) and Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Northern Arizona University, her focus has been on promoting the protection and healing of Indigenous communities and homelands through culture, education, and science. Her experience in tourism has rapidly developed in the past three years, while her fifteen years of experience in outreach and education, founded in interdisciplinary collaboration with tribal communities, institutions, agencies, organizations, and businesses, have propelled her career. She views our role in tourism truly as an educational experience for tribal communities and our visiting guests alike. Ciarra strives to perpetuate her passion so others too may attain successful operations for their own communities, businesses, and honored guests who we welcome to tribal homelands.