The Mohawk Indians are a Native American tribe from central New York state and part of the Iroquois League. The Mohawk Reservation has a population of just under 3,000 residents and includes the Akwesasne Mohawk Casino and Mohawk Bingo Palace. The Mohawks were “keepers of the eastern gate” and protected the Mohawk Valley from invasions. […]
The Yakama Indian Reservation in southern Washington state was established in 1855 for the Yakama Nation and 13 other related tribes. The treaty granted fishing rights, but white settlers tried to restrict access. The Boldt decision of 1974 fully restored Yakama fishing rights and made the tribe co-manager of Washington state fisheries. The reservation values […]
The Nez Perce Reservation in Idaho covers 1,195.1 square miles and is home to around 3,250 Nez Perce Indians. The land includes canyons, plateaus, forests, and rivers, and supports a variety of wildlife. Water supply is a concern, and the climate varies greatly. The reservation was once much larger but was reduced due to US […]
The Treaty of Fort Laramie formed the Great Sioux Reservation in 1868, but it was broken up into five smaller reservations in 1889. The Sioux struggled to keep their lands, including the Black Hills, which were removed from their reservation. Today, there are seven Sioux reservations in South Dakota and others in neighboring states and […]
The Hopi Native Americans live in 12 traditional villages on a reservation in northern Arizona. Each village has its own government, rules, and clan. The reservation is divided into three areas called mesas, and there are 34 living clans. Cultural celebrations, such as religious ceremonies, are closed to the public. Visitors can purchase Native American-made […]
The Dakota Indian Tribe is the largest of the Sioux group and once inhabited the Dakota Territory, now reduced to the Dakota Reservation. The US government signed treaties with the tribe, resulting in the U.S.-Dakota War of 1862. Today, Dakota Indians have several small reservations throughout the Upper Midwest region. The Native American Dakota Indian […]
The Umatilla Reservation in eastern Oregon is home to the Umatilla, Cayuse, and Walla Walla tribes. The tribes depended on the Columbia River for food, water, and cultural needs. Settlers arrived in the late 1700s, causing disease and cultural tensions. In 1855, the tribes ceded 6.4 million acres to the US and set aside 510,000 […]
The Crow Reservation in Montana is home to most of the tribe’s members and a coal mine providing employment. Chief Plenty Coups State Park, Little Big Horn College, and the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument offer cultural and historical experiences. The Bighorn River and Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area provide outdoor activities. The Crow Fair […]
The Miccosukee Indian Reservation in Florida is home to the Miccosukee tribe, with three areas: Tamiami Trail, Alligator Alley, and Krome Avenue. Tamiami Trail has the largest population and traditional Miccosukee activities, while Krome Avenue has a resort and casino. The tribe migrated from Georgia to Florida in the late 19th century and is active […]
Indian reservations are federal territories managed by Native American tribal councils, covering 300 million acres in the US. Many were forcibly relocated to undesirable lands, leading to severe malnutrition and bloody wars. The Dawes Act allocated land to individual Native Americans, while the Indian Reorganization Act returned to tribal ownership and government investment. Reservations have […]
The Havasupai Reservation is a Native American tribe located on the western edge of the Grand Canyon’s south rim. It includes Supai village, accessible only by foot, horse, or helicopter. The reservation is a tourist destination known for its blue-green waterfalls and camping areas. The tribe relies heavily on tourism for its economy and is […]
A guaranteed reservation is an agreement between a hotel and a guest that a room will be available, regardless of arrival time, secured by payment guarantee. Payment requirements vary, and compensation may be offered if a room is not available. Terms vary by hotel, and guests may forfeit some payment if they cancel. The hotel […]
Booking fees are extra charges for booking vacations, concert tickets, or plane tickets. Some hotels and airlines do not charge these fees, but many travel agencies and cruise ships do. Fees can range from a set amount to a percentage of the total cost, and some can be as high as 25%. To save money, […]
Hospitality professionals should use industry resources to find open source reservation systems. It’s important to research and compare different products to find the best fit for your business needs and IT capabilities. Some systems may have unique features, so it’s important to gather as much information as possible from reputable sources. Individuals in the hospitality […]
A reservation of rights allows an insurance company to defend a policy claim on an interim basis, but with a stipulation that the defense is not an acceptance of the case if it is not covered. The letter specifies that the insurer is only responsible for defending claims directly related to the policy. It is […]
