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EVENTS

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07/25-28/2024 – 46th Eastern Navajo Fair, Crownpoint, NM /
Honoring our Diné Legacy of Service
Nihidine’é Nihá Nidaalnishígíí Nihił Danilí


08/2-11/2024 – 102nd Annual Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, Red Rock Park, Church Rock & Gallup, NM


08/12-18/2024 – 38th Annual Central Agency Navajo Fair, Chinle, AZ “Celebrating Life – Íiná Bahoózhó”


08/14/2024NN HOLIDAYNavajo Nation Code Talkers Day. Learn about the Navajo Code Talkers


08/23-25/2024 – 29th Annual Ramah Navajo Fair & Rodeo @ 10AM
“Carrying the Strength and Resilience of our Ancestors through a Healthier, Self-Sufficient Lifestyle”


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Karigan Professional Building St. Michaels Arizona

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Creating a sustainable Navajo Nation Economy through Tourism

Navajo Council Resolution ACAP-55-86 originally created the Office of Tourism within the Division of Resources in 1986.  Navajo Tribal Council Resolution CO-50-87 transferred the Office of Tourism to the Commission for Accelerating Navajo Development Opportunities (CANDO), pursuant to Resolution ACAU-196-87 and approved the Division of Economic Development’s revised Plan of Operation, that created the Navajo Tourism Department to participate in the development of tourism related projects.  The Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) tax pass by Navajo Tribal Council resolution CJY-27-92, established the Navajo Nation Tourism Fund to be administered by the Navajo Tourism Department for tourism promotion, operational funds and for project development. The Navajo Tourism Department (NTD) consists of five (5) staff to address three (3) program areas: Leadership/Administration, Marketing/Public Relations, & Project Development.

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