Corinne Tasis I am 18 years old and I graduated from Maples Collegiate Institute in June 2016. I am currently in a vocational program called Cooperative Vocational Education (C.V.E.) where we are able to learn about the Hospitality and Tourism industry. Ever since I was young I have always wanted to travel the world and learn about the many different cultures of the world. By taking this program I hope to expand my knowledge about tourism to help guide me while travelling the world. I would like to thank GTTP (The Global Travel and Tourism Partnership) for giving me the opportunity to research about Heritage Tourism in Manitoba, Canada as it has given me the chance to gain more information about the Canadian culture. Biography Sherri Denysuik Sherri is currently a Vice-Principal at Maples Collegiate Institute as well as an Aboriginal Educator in Manitoba. Her cultural identity is Anishinaabe. She taught on a reserve for two before joining the public school system in Winnipeg. Travis Bighetty Travis is a Cree performer and has been an active participant in Pow Wows for 20 years. He is also a mentor at Wayfinders—a program that aids high-school students to graduate and offer opportunities that
Corinne Tasis I am 18 years old and I graduated from Maples Collegiate Institute in June 2016. I am currently in a vocational program called Cooperative Vocational Education (C.V.E.) where we are able to learn about the Hospitality and Tourism industry. Ever since I was young I have always wanted to travel the world and learn about the many different cultures of the world. By taking this program I hope to expand my knowledge about tourism to help guide me while travelling the world. I would like to thank GTTP (The Global Travel and Tourism Partnership) for giving me the opportunity to research about Heritage Tourism in Manitoba, Canada as it has given me the chance to gain more information about the Canadian culture. Biography Sherri Denysuik Sherri is currently a Vice-Principal at Maples Collegiate Institute as well as an Aboriginal Educator in Manitoba. Her cultural identity is Anishinaabe. She taught on a reserve for two before joining the public school system in Winnipeg. Travis Bighetty Travis is a Cree performer and has been an active participant in Pow Wows for 20 years. He is also a mentor at Wayfinders—a program that aids high-school students to graduate and offer opportunities that
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