“We try offering a great lineup of entertainment. Once you get on grounds, there are so many things to do that are free.
When agriculture became mechanized and gas-powered tractors replaced animal power, that changed. Energy became an expense.
Henry Bajebo, a Liberian refugee, has endured similar tragedy. Bajebo watched his father die at the hands of a rebel soldier.
“What’s going on?” I asked. And then I listened. Her problems were not new. She’d been wrestling with these same issues for years.
At the N.D. Department of Commerce Tourism Division, we work hard to tell the stories that sell the trips.
“We want to make everybody feel welcome, whether they are from here or traveling through,” said Madison Schuler, the owner of Dakota Coffee Co.
“Come up with a strategy first,” says Kim Schmidt, public relations and digital communications manager for N.D. Tourism, a division of the N.D.
