Valene L. Smith
Abstract
The American Indian pueblo of Acoma is examined in terms of the four criteria of tribal or ethnic tourism development: Habitat, Heritage, History and Handicrafts. The resident population effectively developed and currently manages their visitor industry, and is a model for indigenous leadership and participation.
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The American Indian pueblo of Acoma is examined in terms of the four criteria of tribal or ethnic tourism development: Habitat, Heritage, History and Handicrafts. The resident population effectively developed and currently manages their visitor industry, and is a model for indigenous leadership and participation.
Key concepts: Tourism, Handicraft, Indigenous, Visitor pattern, Ethnic group, Geography, Nigerians, Population