The Educational Turn : Indigenous Tourism in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia and its Navigation of Capitalist Systems

Isobel Thurber

doi:10.14288/1.0454182

July 31, 2026Open Access

The Educational Turn : Indigenous Tourism in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia and its Navigation of Capitalist Systems

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The aim is to investigate how indigenous tourism in the Lower Mainland navigates capitalist systems and fosters cultural education.
Qualitative analysis of indigenous tourism initiatives
Interviews with local indigenous communities
Evaluation of economic and cultural impacts
Indigenous tourism initiatives increase community engagement and cultural education
There is a notable economic benefit within capitalist frameworks
Challenges remain in maintaining cultural integrity amidst commercialization

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This exploration uncovers indigenous tourism's impact on capitalist systems and cultural education in British Columbia, suggesting new pathways for sustainability.

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