As tourism becomes the largest single sector of the world economy, the disease does not have time not to have an impact conquistador カジノ ログイン on ordinary societies. コンキスタドール カジノ how harmful, never useful. Nowhere has the history of tourist meetings between indigenous peoples and euro-americans turned out to be as long and versatile as in north america. Since the 1870s, transcontinental iron doors and shipping lanes along the pacific coast have opened the north american west to those wishing to explore the fascinating country with its indigenous peoples. The number of tourists grew rapidly, first from the usa and canada, soon also from europe and america, and for the current time from the east.
This volume is the result of the sessions "tourism of north american indians" organized in 2014 (european) the american indian seminar, held in leiden, the netherlands, from may 21 to may 25. The conference was created by the university of leiden and the national museum of ethnology (state museum vur volkenkunde; now: national museum of world cultures). Most of the materials are devoted to events from the end of the 19th century to our time. Most of the articles are devoted to the greater southwest, but the indigenous peoples of the great plains occupy a key niche in a number of articles. Topics include: the travels of native americans abroad, the variety of meetings between dutch travelers and tourists and indians in arizona and new mexico, the role of the indian casino industry, the manufacture and consumption of indian handicrafts and crafts, the policy of tribal tourism and the role of museums and travel in the device indian exhibitions.
