Robert Bravo Jr., chief executive of the Grand Canyon Resort Corporation, looks on to the Grand Canyon Skywalk from the second floor of a visitor center on April 19, 2011. The developer of the Skywalk on the Hualapai reservation in northern Arizona is in a dispute with the tribe over revenue and construction
A tourist at the Grand Canyon Skywalk is helped up from the glass bridge on the Hualapai reservation in northern Arizona on April 19, 2011. What most tourists are unaware of is a dispute between the northern Arizona tribe that owns the Grand Canyon Skywalk and the Las Vegas developer who invested millions to build it. So far the disagreements over revenue shares and construction haven't swayed visitation numbers, but the two sides say it could,
Waylon Honga, a Hualapai Tribal Council member, stands at the entrance to the Grand Canyon Skywalk on the northern Arizona reservation on April 19, 2011. What most tourists are unaware of is a dispute between the northern Arizona tribe that owns the Grand Canyon Skywalk and the Las Vegas developer who invested millions to build it. So far the disagreements over revenue shares and construction haven't swayed visitation numbers, but the two sides say it could
Visitors stand on the Grand Canyon Skywalk on the Hualapai reservation in northern Arizona on April 19, 2011. What most tourists are unaware of is a dispute between the northern Arizona tribe that owns the Grand Canyon Skywalk and the Las Vegas developer who invested millions to build it. So far the disagreements over revenue shares and construction haven't swayed visitation numbers, but the two sides say it could
Grand Canyon Skywalk - View from skywalk!!
