Tourism
Total 14 Posts
Seasonal workers the 'face' of major South Dakota attractions
"It's really fun because you're in a tiny town and it's just a melting pot."
Tourism leaders worried soft economy will slow revenues
Inflation, an uncertain national economy and Canada comments from President Trump could add up to a soft year for tourism in South Dakota.
Detours and delays are part of year 2 of Black Hills roadwork
The 3-year construction project on U.S. 385 through the Black Hills will result in traffic tie-ups but also a smoother, safer roadway.
De Smet blazing a trail along historic Highway 14
"There are not any other bike trails that cross the state. And so we feel Highway 14 is the very best route.'
Short-term rentals highlight balancing act of Black Hills housing
Property owners see opportunity but must navigate a patchwork of local policies.
Small businesses tap South Dakota tourism growth
Visitor spending topped $5 billion last year and supports 9% of the workforce, or nearly 59,000 jobs, many of them smaller operators. "We have the ability to do things that maybe other hotels don't."
Processing wild game still a challenge for South Dakota hunters
“I don’t know if it’s just the lack of processors still out there, but we're up 30% to 40% over last year in terms of animal drop-offs. ... We’re slammed right now.”