Tourism

In South Dakota, a new passport is making it easier than ever to explore our agricultural treasures. It’s all about connecting with the land and its people.

With 103,000 eager fans vying for just a handful of spots, the fireworks at Mount Rushmore this July 3 promise to be a night to remember.

Tourism in South Dakota is not just a number; it’s a lifeline, providing jobs and keeping our communities thriving. Let’s dive into the latest stats.

While Mount Rushmore steals the spotlight, it's the serene escapes of Custer State Park that truly capture the soul of South Dakota.

Get ready for a splash of South Dakota pride at the Rose Parade! This float is a feast for the eyes and the heart.

As we gear up for America's 250th birthday, the excitement around Disney's revamped Soarin ride is soaring high. But what landmarks will make the cut?

The recent Sturgis Motorcycle Rally not only revved up the engines, but also spurred significant economic gains—let's break down the impressive stats.

You won't believe what South Dakota is doing to make road trips a little more comfortable — it’s not just the sights that impress.

It is, hands down, the number-one tourist attraction in South Dakota. But not everyone who ventures to Mt Rushmore in the Black Hills has a stellar experience:

Our great country is home to 63 National Parks, and there are 20 of those parks that do not charge an entry fee.