Indigeno Travel is Canada's first national Indigenous-owned full-service travel agency.
01/29/2025
We would like to send our congratulations to Kyra Wilson on becoming the new Grand Chief of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs. May you have great success in this new opportunity and continue to inspire, teach, and lead.
We look forward to your leadership, dedication, and partnership in this new chapter.
-Indigeno Team
01/29/2025
We at Indigeno Travel are grateful to have been apart of the AMC Special Chiefs Assembly & By-Election.
We would like to wish each candidate good luck.
In photo: Co-founder & Ambassador Charlene Phillips
09/07/2024
07/01/2024
From coast to coast HAPPY CANADA DAY from our team at Indigeno Travel! 🇨🇦 157 years of Canada! 🇨🇦
Background image provided by Bethany Phillips - Local Artist
06/21/2024
Everyone from Indigeno Travel would like to wish you all a very Happy Indigenous People’s Day! 🪶🧡
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This is a story about a legacy. A story thirty years in the making.
A story of two old friends with a new idea.
They dreamed of a way for all Canadians to take part in Reconciliation simply by doing what they already love to do – travel. They asked themselves: “What if we could tap into the existing demand for travel and tourism in a way that could benefit Indigenous communities across the country? How many meaningful careers could we create for Indigenous people in the process?“
So they decided to start something unique. Something never done before.
In 2015, Indigeno Travel was born.
The brainchild of Darrell Phillips, aka Little Black Bear, a master facilitator, community organizer and consultant to Indigenous communities from Hollow Water First Nation, and Chris Maxfield, who had devoted over two decades providing pensions and benefits to First Nations communities, Indigeno Travel began as a passion project. Today it is poised to become Canada’s uniquely Indigenous-owned national travel agency.
In 2017, as Darrell faced death from a terminal illness, Chris pledged he would, with Darrell’s wife Charlene, continue the work they had begun so many years before.