Kantishna Roadhouse, a Doyon, Limited subsidiary, has been recognized by the Alaska Travel Industry Association (ATIA) with the Cultural Tourism Award. The honor celebrates the Roadhouse’s commitment to sharing Alaska Native heritage, history, and traditions with visitors from around the world.
“We are deeply honored that Kantishna Roadhouse has received this award recognizing its role in sharing Alaska Native culture with visitors,” said Jordan Sanford, President of Doyon Tourism. “Creating meaningful cultural experiences, caring for our lands, and preserving our heritage is at the heart of what we do—for our communities, our visitors, and generations to come.”
“Thank you to ATIA for recognizing Kantishna Roadhouse with the Cultural Tourism Award! Cultural tourism is more than a visitor experience – it’s the living expression of our heritage. For nearly 30 years, Kantishna Roadhouse has continued to welcome guests into the heart of Denali while proudly sharing our culture through storytelling, stewardship, and connection in this remarkable place we call home,” said Erika Swanson, General Manager of Kantishna Roadhouse.
Pictured left to right: Zach Dunlap, Doyon Operations Director, Jordan Sanford, Doyon Tourism President, and Erika Swanson, Kantishna Roadhouse General Manager.
