Indigenous tourism refers to travel experiences that are led by or involve the cultures and traditions of Indigenous peoples. This type of tourism aims to provide visitors with authentic insights into the lifestyles, histories, and practices of Indigenous communities, often through guided tours, cultural performances, and workshops. The goal of Indigenous tourism is to promote cultural understanding and respect while also supporting the economic development of Indigenous communities. It often emphasizes sustainable practices and the preservation of traditional knowledge, allowing travelers to engage meaningfully with the land and its original inhabitants, such as the Native American tribes or Aboriginal Australians.