Tourism Growing Wisconsin Offering Free Guide (NAPSA)—Interest in Native American culture has grown steadily among travelers during the past decade. It is particularly strong in states such as Wisconsin, where visitors can explore a wide range of reservations, casinos and Native American cultural ative Official Guide to Native American ‘Communities in Wisconsin sites. With 11 sovereign Indian nations located here, travelers have no shortage of opportunities to experience Native Americanlife and history through museums, cultural centers, pow-wowsrecreated traditional Indian villages, and arts and crafts exhibits. In response to this trend, the Wisconsin Department of Tourism has produced a free, 29-page guide highlighting the state’s many Native American attractions. The new, full-color Native Wisconsin guideis filled with information on Wisconsin’s diverse tribal cultures as well as attractions, lodging and little known facts about their history, traditions andlore. To order a free copy of Native Wisconsin or to obtain travel infor- mation, visit travelwisconsin.com or call the 24-hour live-operated toll-free number 1-800-432TRIP/8747.
