South Dakota Office of Tourism Intercept Study Final Report

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South Dakota Office of Tourism Intercept Study Final Report Report Date: Dec 18,

TABLE OF CONTENTS Survey Methodology...2 Executive Summary...3 Traveler Summary...4 Origin of Travelers...6 Vacation Destinations...7 Traveler Connections to South Dakota...9 Length of Vacation...1 Description of Travel Party...13 Travel Plans to South Dakota...15 Travel Information...19 Spending...24 1

SURVEY METHODOLOGY A total of 1,146 travelers completed written surveys distributed at 13 different Interstate Information Centers in South Dakota from July 7-16,. The study includes 564 surveys from travelers residing within the Office of Tourism s peak season target market area (Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, Texas and Wisconsin). Surveys were distributed at random by the travel counselors at the Information Centers. Each participant was given a postage-paid envelope addressed to South Dakota Tourism in which to return the survey. Participants returning completed surveys by July 21,, were entered into a drawing to receive a South Dakota gift package valued at $1. South Dakotans were not interviewed for this study. Interviews were conducted at: Date July 7-16, Location Lewis and Clark Information Center near Chamberlain New Effington Information Center Salem Information Center (East) Salem Information Center (West) Spearfish Information Center Tilford Information Center (East) Tilford Information Center (West) Valley Springs Information Center Vermillion Information Center Vivian Information Center Wasta Information Center (East) Wasta Information Center (West) Wilmot Information Center Please note: ages were carried out only to one-tenth and some questions allowed multiple answers. Therefore, total percentages may not equal 1 percent. This document makes comparisons to the Intercept Study, which was conducted July 1- July 19,. South Dakotans were not interviewed for this study. 2

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Origin of travelers, in-target: The origin of travelers remained consistent with results. In, Minnesota accounted for the largest number of respondents with 135 travelers and 23.9 percent of the total In-Target respondents. One minor change from was a 5 percentage point decrease in respondents from Wisconsin, while Iowa increased 3 percentage points in. Origin of travelers, out-of-target: Michigan exceeded all other out-of-target states with 57 respondents and 9.8 percent of the total out-of-target travelers. California remained consistent with results and accounted for 8 percent of the travelers. Michigan and Pennsylvania both increased percentage points in. Vacation destination, in-target: In, the percentage of in-target travelers who named South Dakota as their final destination dropped 3 percentage points, from 53.4 to 5.9. Respondents who selected other as their destination made up 49.1 percent of the travelers, a 3 percentage point increase from. Black Hills, Badlands and Lakes Region was the destination for 81 percent of those who planned to stay in South Dakota for the length of their vacation. The Southeast Region was the 2 nd most popular answer with 11.3 percent. Vacation destination, out-of-target: 33 percent of out-of-target travelers stated South Dakota as their vacation destination. This is a slight increase from with 31 percent planning to stay in South Dakota. Much like the in-target response, Black Hills, Badlands and Lakes comprised the far majority of travelers with 87 percent, while the Southeast region consisted of 11 percent. Destinations other than South Dakota, in-target: Comparable to, 32 percent of intarget travelers who responded with a destination other than South Dakota were heading to Yellowstone (13 percent), Wyoming (1 percent), or Montana (9 percent). The next 3 most common responses were Colorado (7 percent), North Dakota (7 percent) and Minnesota (6 percent). Destinations other than South Dakota, out-of-target: Like the in-target respondents, 32 percent of these travelers said Yellowstone, Wyoming and Montana were their destinations. Minnesota was the 4 th most popular response with 5 percent. These results are very similar to results. However, many travelers responded with cross country trip as their top destination in the survey. Timing of travel plans: Both in-target and out-of-target travelers responses were very comparable with this question. Over 65 percent made their travel plans between March and July. Please note that January was the most common response for in-target travelers vs. July being the most common in. Length of vacations: travelers appear to be taking longer vacations than those surveyed in. 68 percent of out-of-target travelers said they plan to be on vacation 12 days or more in compared to only 58 percent in. The average number of vacation days for in-target consumers is 9. days vs. 7.7 days in. 3

TRAVELER SUMMARY Profile of In-Target Traveler, Profile of In-Target Traveler, 3. people in travel party 3.1 people in travel party Average age of adult traveler was 54.9 years. Travelers over age 19 outnumbered child travelers by 3.9 to 1 Average age of adult traveler was 53.5 years. Travelers over age 19 outnumbered child travelers by 4.1 to 1. Took a 9.-day vacation Took a 7.7-day vacation Spent an average of 4.2 days in South Dakota Approximately 82.5% had been to South Dakota before. Spent an average of 4.2 days in South Dakota Approximately 82.7% had been to South Dakota before. Last time here was about 5.5 years ago. Last time here was about 5.6 years ago. Spent $221.77 per day, per travel party on South Dakota portion of vacation Spent $17.69 per day, per travel party on South Dakota portion of vacation Destination was South Dakota (5.9%) Destination was South Dakota (53.4%) 4

Profile of Out-of-Target Traveler, Profile of Out-of-Target Traveler, 2.8 people in travel party 2.7 people in travel party Average age of adult traveler was 56.7 years. Travelers over age 19 outnumbered child travelers by 4.3 to 1. Average age of adult traveler was 56.6 years. Travelers over age 19 outnumbered child travelers by 5.2 to 1. Took a 12.6-vacation Took a 1.5-vacation Spent an average of 4. days in South Dakota Approximately 54.9% had been to South Dakota before. Spent an average of 4.3 days in South Dakota Approximately 6.5% had been to South Dakota before. Last time here was about 7. years ago Last time here was about 6.8 years ago Spent $9.5 per day, per travel party on South Dakota portion of vacation South Dakota was the final destination for 32.8 percent of the respondents. The top non-south Dakota destinations were a Yellowstone, Montana or Wyoming. Spent $166.36 per day, per travel party on South Dakota portion of vacation South Dakota was the final destination for 31.4 percent of the respondents. The top non-south Dakota destinations were a cross-country trip, Montana or Wyoming. 5

ORIGIN OF TRAVELERS, A Comparison of In-Target Travelers by percentage: vs. 3 25 15 1 5 24 23 16 16 13 12 11 11 9 6 7 7 8 6 6 4 4 5 5 3 CO IA IL MN MO ND NE TX WI KS A Comparison of Out-of-Target Travelers by percentage: vs. 12 1 8 6 4 2 1 8 8 8 8 7 7 6 6 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 CA FL IN MI OH PA WA Canada The out-of-target origins specified above comprise 52.3 percent of all out-of-target travelers surveyed in. Not shown on the graph are New York, Alabama and Arizona which together made up 8.4 percent of the out-of-state target respondents for. The remaining 38.1 percent included 29 states and two foreign countries. 6

DESTINATION Vacation Destination In-Target Out-of-Target South Dakota 5.9 53.4 32.8 31.4 Other 49.1 46.6 67.2 68.6 Top destinations in South Dakota (In-Target) Top destinations in South Dakota (In-Target) Black Hills, Badlands and Lakes 81. Rapid City 22. Region Southeast Region 11.3 Black Hills 1.9 Great Lakes Region 7.7 Mount Rushmore 7. Glacier Lakes and Prairies Region 6.3 Deadwood 6.7 Sioux Falls 5.6 SD in General 4.7 Keystone 4.4 Hill City 4.1 Spearfish 3.5 Custer 3.2 Watertown 2.1 Badlands 2.1 Pierre 1.8 Hot Springs 1.5 * Survey asked for the respondents destination by Region vs. specific location or attraction Top destinations in South Dakota (Out-of-Target) Top destinations in South Dakota (Out-of-Target) Black Hills, Badlands and Lakes 87.2 Rapid City 21.7 Region Southeast Region 11.2 Mt. Rushmore 13.7 Great Lakes Region 8.5 Black Hills 1.6 Glacier Lakes and Prairies Region 5.3 SD in general 7.1 Sioux Falls 7.1 Deadwood 5.8 Badlands 5.3 Spearfish 4.9 Custer 4. Mitchell 3.5 Hill City 3.1 Crazy Horse 2.7 * Survey asked for the respondents destination by Region vs. specific location or attraction 7

Destinations other than South Dakota (In-Target) Destinations other than South Dakota (In-Target) Yellowstone 13.1 Montana 12.5 Wyoming 1.2 Yellowstone 1.8 Montana 8.8 Wyoming 1.8 Colorado 7.3 Minnesota 9.6 North Dakota 6.9 Colorado 8.3 Minnesota 6.2 North Dakota 7.9 Washington 4.4 Glacier National Park 5.8 Glacier National Park 4. Washington 4.6 California 3.3 Canada 4.2 Oregon 2.9 Iowa 3.8 Idaho 2.2 Oregon 2.1 Canada 1.8 Texas 2.1 Missouri 1.8 Nebraska 1.7 Wisconsin 1.5 California 1.7 Nebraska 1.5 Tetons 1.7 Texas 1.1 Utah 1.3 (multiple answers allowed) Destinations other than South Dakota (Out-of-Target) Destinations other than South Dakota (Out-of-Target) Yellowstone 11.2 Cross country trip 1.1 Montana 9.1 Montana 8.6 Wyoming 6.8 Wyoming 8.1 Minnesota 4.7 Yellowstone 7.6 California 3.6 Washington 7.3 Washington 3.6 North Dakota 5.8 Oregon 3.1 Colorado 5.8 Canada 3.1 Minnesota 5.8 Colorado 2.9 California 5.3 Alaska 2.9 Canada 5.3 Wisconsin 2.1 Oregon 2.8 Glacier National Park 1.6 Iowa 2.8 Iowa 1.6 Grand Canyon 2.5 Idaho 1.3 Nebraska 2.3 North Dakota 1. Michigan 2.3 Missouri 1. Alaska 2.3 (multiple answers allowed) 8

TRAVELER CONNECTIONS TO SOUTH DAKOTA Friends and relatives living in South Dakota by percentage (In-Target): 1 8 82.9 87.2 6 4 17.1 12.8 Yes No Friends and relatives living in South Dakota by percentage (Out-of-Target) 1 88.3 87.2 8 6 4 Yes No 11.7 12.8 9

LENGTH OF VACATION Total vacation days (In-Target) Total vacation days (Out-of-Target) 3 days or less 8.3 15. 3 days or less 1.7 7.7 4-7 days 36.1 38.9 4-7 days 12.2 16.8 8-11 days 26.4 23.3 8-11 days 18. 17.8 12 or more days 29.2 22.7 12 or more days 68. 57.7 Average vacation days: 9. days 7.7 days Average vacation days: 12.6 days 1.5 days Total vacation days in South Dakota (In-Target) Total vacation days in South Dakota (Out-of-Target) 1 12.1 12.5 1 8.6 9.5 2 21.8 18.3 2 22.9 22.5 3 14.8 16.6 3 22.9 18.8 4 13.4 15. 4 15. 15.3 5 12. 13.7 5 9.5 8.9 6 8.2 7.3 6 5.7 5.9 7 7.5 6.4 7 5.2 5.3 8 3.6 3.7 8 2.6 3.3 9 1.1 1.7 9.9 2.8 1 1.4 1. 1 1.4 1.8 11.4 1.2 11.7 1.6 12 or more 3.8 2.7 12 or more 4.8 4.3 Average days in S.D.: 4.2 days 4.2 days Average days in S.D.: 4. days 4.3 days 1

Total vacation days (In-Target) by percentage: vs. 45 4 35 3 25 15 1 5 36.1 38.9 26.4 29.2 23.3 22.7 15 8.3 <3 Days 4-7 days 8-11 Days >12 Days average: 9. days average: 7.7 days Total vacation days in South Dakota (In-Target) by percentage: vs. 6 5 4 3 1 48.8 47.4 41.1 42.4 6.4 7.5 3.8 2.7 <3 Days 4-7 Days 8-11 Days >12 Days average: 4.2 days average: 4.2 days 11

Total vacation days (Out-of-Target) by percentage: vs. 8 7 6 5 4 3 1 12.2 7.7 1.72 68.4 57.7 16.8 18.4 17.8 <3 Days 4-7 Days 8-11 Days >12 Days Average: 12.6 days Average: 1.5 days Total vacation days in South Dakota (Out-of-Target) by percentage: vs. 6 5 4 3 1 54.4 5.8 35.3 35.4 9.5 5.5 4.8 4.3 <3 Days 4-7 Days 8-11 Days >12 Days Average: 4. days Average: 4.3 days 12

DESCRIPTION OF TRAVEL PARTY Size of travel party (In-Target) Size of travel party (In-Target) 1 4.8 1 6.2 2 52. 2 46.8 3 12.1 3 12.9 4 16. 4 17.3 5 6.7 5 8.3 6 4.6 6 3.9 7 1.4 7.8 8.7 8 or more* 3.9 9.5 1+ 1.2 Average #/party: 3. people Average #/party: 3.1 people Size of travel party (Out-of-Target) Size of travel party (Out-of-Target) 1 4.5 1 7.6 2 58.8 2 56.4 3 11.7 3 12. 4 14.6 4 15. 5 6.3 5 5.1 6 1. 6 2.1 7 1. 7 1.2 8.5 8 or more*.7 9.7 1+.9 Average #/party: 2.8 people Average #/party: 2.7 people * In 8 or more people was the highest allowed answer. 13

Age of adults in travel party (In-Target) Age of adults in travel party (In-Target) 19-24 2.3 19-24 5.3 25-34 5.5 25-34 4.9 35-54 37.6 35-54 39.4 55-64 27.5 55-64 24.8 65+ 27.2 65+ 25.7 Average age: 54.9 years Average age: 53.5 years Age of adults in travel party (Out-of-Target) Age of adults in travel party (Out-of-Target) 19-24 2.8 19-24 3. 25-34 4.2 25-34 3.8 35-54 3.3 35-54 31.2 55-64 31.8 55-64 3.7 65+ 31. 65+ 31.2 Average age: 56.7 years Average age: 56.6 years Gender of adults in travel party (In-Target) Gender of adults in travel party (In-Target) Male 47.7 Male 46.5 Female 52.3 Female 53.5 Gender of adults in travel party (Out-of-Target) Gender of adults in travel party (Out-of-Target) Male 46.7 Male 47.6 Female 53.3 Female 52.4 14

TRAVEL PLANS TO SOUTH DAKOTA When did you make the decision to come to/ through South Dakota? (In-Target) When did you make the decision to come to/ through South Dakota? (In-Target) January 17.5 January 11.9 February 7.7 February 11.2 March 13.9 March 8.3 April 9.7 April 9.2 May 12.2 May 14.3 June 16.6 June 15.8 July 16.2 July 23.1 August.9 August.6 September.4 September 1.2 October.7 October 1.2 November 1.8 November 1.9 December 2.4 December 1.3 When did you make the decision to come to/ through South Dakota? (Out-of-Target) When did you make the decision to come to/ through South Dakota? (Out-of-Target) January 16.6 January 18.9 February 7.6 February 7.7 March 11.9 March 11.2 April 11.2 April 11.8 May 1.6 May 11. June 17.2 June 11.2 July 15.9 July.6 August 1.4 August 2. September 1.4 September.8 October 1.8 October 1.8 November 1.9 November 1.3 December 2.5 December 1.6 15

Have you been to South Dakota before? (In-Target) by percentage: 1 8 6 4 82.5 82.7 17.5 17.3 Yes No Have you been to South Dakota before? (Out-of-Target) by percentage: 7 6 5 4 3 1 6.5 54.9 45.1 39.5 Yes No 16

How many years ago were you in South Dakota? (In-Target) Earlier this year 16.3 15. 1 year ago 24.8.6 2 years ago 1.4 6.4 3 years ago 6.8 4. 4 years ago 4.4 3.7 5 years ago 3.8 6. 6 years ago 2.3.8 7 years ago 1.9 1. 8 years ago 1.9 1.2 9 years ago 1.1 1.2 1+ years ago 26.3 22.9 Average: 5.5 years ago 5.6 years ago How many years ago were you in South Dakota? (Out-of-Target) Earlier this year 6.2 5.6 1 year ago 18.7 11.2 2 years ago 1.9 5.8 3 years ago 9. 3.9 4 years ago 4.7 4.6 5 years ago 5. 2.6 6 years ago 3.7 1.2 7 years ago 2.8 1.6 8 years ago 3.4 2. 9 years ago 2.5.7 1+ years ago 33. 21.4 Average: 7. years ago 6.8 years ago 17

What in particular prompted you to consider South Dakota? (In-Target) What in particular prompted you to consider South Dakota? (In-Target) Specific attraction 4.2 Specific attraction 38.3 Family/friends 19.7 Family/friends 21. Other 1.3* Other 24.7* Passing Through 9.9 NA - Specific Event 7.3 Specific event 8.7 Close to home 6.2 Close to home 3.1 Advertisement TV 1.9 Advertisement TV.8 Advertisement Magazine 1.7 Advertisement Magazine.4 Advertisement Internet/E-mail 1.3 Advertisement Internet/E-mail.6 Advertisement Newspaper 1. Advertisement Newspaper 1.7 Advertisement Travel/Outdoor Show.5 Advertisement Travel/Outdoor Show.8 (multiple answers allowed) * Examples of other reasons in included: History, wildlife, painting, education, swimming, museums, rafting, scuba diving, horseback riding and fine arts. What in particular prompted you to consider South Dakota? (Out-of-Target) What in particular prompted you to consider South Dakota? (Out-of-Target) Specific attraction 51.7 Specific attraction 46.2 Family/Friends 17.7 Family/Friends.9 Other* 11.3 Other* 22.5 Specific Event 5. Specific Event 6.6 Close to home 1.2 Close to home 1. Advertisement Travel/Outdoor 1.8 Advertisement Travel/Outdoor.8 Show Show Advertisement Magazine 3.2 Advertisement Magazine.7 Advertisement Internet/E-mail 1.2 Advertisement Internet/E-mail.5 Advertisement TV 1.5 Advertisement TV.3 *See above other category for examples. (multiple answers allowed) 18

TRAVEL INFORMATION While on your vacation, are you using a South Dakota Vacation Guide? (In-Target)* Yes 59.1 61.1 No 4.9 38.9 If yes, when did you receive the vacation guide? (In -Target) Before coming to South Dakota 46.3 39.1 After Arriving to South Dakota 53.7 6.9 While on your vacation, are you using a South Dakota Vacation Guide? (Out-of-Target) Yes 57.8 6.7 No 42.2 39.3 If yes, when did you receive the vacation guide? (Out-of-Target) Before coming to South Dakota 33.5 4.8 After Arriving to South Dakota 66.5 59.2 19

While on your vacation, are you using a South Dakota Vacation Guide? (In-Target) 7 6 5 4 3 1 59.1 61.1 4.9 38.9 Yes No While on your vacation, are you using a South Dakota Vacation Guide? (Out-of-Target) 7 6 5 4 3 1 57.8 6.7 42.2 39.3 Yes No

When did you receive the vacation guide? (In -Target) 7 6 5 4 3 1 6.9 53.7 46.3 39.1 Before coming to SD After arriving to SD When did you receive the vacation guide? (Out-of-Target) 7 6 5 4 3 1 66.47 59.2 4.8 33.5 Before coming to SD After arriving to SD 21

Are you using a South Dakota vacation package that combines lodging and activities on your trip? (In-Target) 1 1 8 6 4 97.2 89.2 2.8 1.8 Yes No Are you using a South Dakota vacation package that combines lodging and activities on your trip? (Out-of-Target) 1 1 8 6 4 97.3 86.8 13.2 2.7 Yes No 22

Where did you find out about the package? (In-Target) 6 5 4 3 1 48.2 37 4.7 39.3 11.1 11.1 1.7 1.8 Magzine TV Newspaper Internet/E-mail Where did you find out about the package? (Out-of-Target) 7 6 5 4 3 1 65.2 13. 21.7 43.8 5. 1.3 5. Magzine TV Newspaper Internet/E-mail 23

SPENDING Total spending per day for entire travel party (In-Target) Less than $1 15. 37.4 $1-199 42.1 35.4 $-299 23.4 16.2 $3-399 7.3 6.8 $4-499 3.6 2.5 $5-599 1.4 1.2 $6-699.9.4 Over $7 4.1. Average spending: $221.77 per day $17.69 per day Total spending per day for entire travel party (Out-of-Target) Less than $1 12.3 34.7 $1-199 45.1 38.5 $-299 26.4 19.4 $3-399 6.7 4.5 $4-499 2.7 1.7 $5-599 1.7 1. $6-699.5.2 Over $7 2.1. Average spending: $9.5 per day $166.36 per day Average spending of all respondents, : $215.52 per day Average spending of all respondents, : $168.53 per day 24