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ATNI: Affiliated Tribes of the Northwest Indians
Blackfeet Nation
Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe
Chinook Indian Tribe
Commemorate vs. Celebrate
Confluence of Cultures: Native Americans and the Expedition of Lewis and Clark
COTA Tribe Contacts and Web Links
COTA: Circle of Tribal Advisors
International Traditional Games
Many Nations, Many Voices Exhibit
Montana Tribal Tourism Alliance
National Assn of Tribal Historic Preservation Officers
Native American Authors
Putting Tribes Back On The Map
Signature Events Hosted by Tribal Organizations
Tribal Involvement Grants
Tribal Language Preservation Projects
Tribal Museums & Cultural Centers
Tribes Encountered by Lewis & Clark
U.S. Mint Pouch Project
Who Was Sacagawea
 

Alliance of Tribal Tourism Advocates (ATTA - www.attatribal.com), a non-profit organization, is a consortium of tribes organized to enhance and promote tourism as a means of economic development and growth, while maintaining respect for the traditional ways. ATTA was established in 1993 by tribal governments in South Dakota to see what could be done to assure greater Indian participation and economic benefit from the State's growing tourism industry.




 
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