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Tribes cashing in on tourism
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JUNE 4, 2001 With interest in Indian Country growing, tribes are beginning to cash in on bringing tourists to reservations across the nation. Some tribes have long marketed their lands as destinations of choice. Others are just beginning to enter the market, often joining forces with other tribes to welcome visitors. Get the Story:
Indian Reservations Join the Tourist Circuit (The New York Times 6/3)
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