The Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma launched a tourism campaign to promote tribal history and culture.

The Osiyo campaign will feature four tours. The tribe partnered with the Fort Gibson Historic Site, the Will Rogers Memorial Museum and other organizations to highlight the Trail of Tears, the setltlement of the Indian Territory and various aspects of Cherokee history.

As part of the effort, the tribe is spending $15 million to preserve and revitalize historic tribal buildings, such as the original Cherokee Nation Supreme Court.

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Cherokees launch cultural tourism campaign (The Oklahoma Journal Record 8/18)
Cherokees plan cultural tourism ad campaign (The Tulsa World 8/18)