Put simply, the tourism development plan was to take advantage of their location and Indigenous cultural heritage to vigorously develop tourism. At the same time, tourism could also drive the local gambling industry. The two complemented each other.
Because US policy allowed reservations to open casinos, many reservations had their own casinos. They wholeheartedly supported this, because tourists brought the most direct benefits.
After saying this, Jiang Hao's tone suddenly became grave. "Speaking of culture, we have to acknowledge that our own Indian culture is disappearing rapidly. What do we still have left? How many outsiders understand Indian culture? Even the younger generation of Indians is forgetting its own culture. This is a very frightening thing. When our culture no longer exists, that will be when Indians truly disappear."
Jiang Hao was not being alarmist. When a culture vanished, it signaled the disappearance of its people.
"What is our culture? Language, clothing, music, painting, festivals, food, and so on. But what do we have left now? Nothing. Our way of life is now exactly the same as that of Americans. Indians will soon become nothing more than a symbol that exists in memory. So I intend to establish a fund and invest ten million US dollars in protecting traditional Indian culture."
Jiang Hao's speech was a great success and won a round of applause. He could bring benefits to others, resonate with them, and personally spend ten million to establish a cultural fund. Naturally, he deserved such honor.
Today's alliance meeting came to an end, and Jiang Hao had gained a great deal. All the chiefs agreed to join the Black Network Mall plan. As for the follow-up work, Jack would naturally handle it.
At dusk,
All the chiefs and warriors rode to an open area in the Grand Canyon.