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Dakota Dunes Resort has received the Indigenous Tourism Experience Award at the 2023 Hospitality Saskatchewan Tourism Awards. The awards ceremony took place in celebration of outstanding contributions to Saskatchewan's tourism industry.
The Hospitality Saskatchewan Tourism Awards are designed to recognize and promote excellence within Saskatchewan's dynamic tourism sector. Nominees in various categories represent a diverse range of individuals, places, businesses, organizations and events that consistently provide exceptional tourism experiences for both visitors and residents.
Dakota Dunes Resort, located in Whitecap, Sask. is managed by Atlific Hotels and stands out as a beacon of excellence in Indigenous tourism. Its commitment to delivering culturally rich and immersive experiences has made it a top destination for travellers seeking to connect with the heritage and traditions of the Whitecap Dakota Nation. Every corner of Dakota Dunes Resort whispers indigenous tales. The architecture, inspired by the four elements, brings the history and wisdom of its ancestors to life. The celebrated resort has carved out a distinctive place in the region's hospitality and tourism industry, welcoming guests into a unique narrative-driven escape.
"We are deeply honoured to receive the Indigenous Tourism Experience Award from Hospitality Saskatchewan,” says Vijendra Singh, general manager, Dakota Dunes Resort. “Dakota Dunes Resort has long been committed to providing guests with an authentic Indigenous cultural experience, and this award reaffirms our dedication to sharing the rich heritage of the Whitecap Dakota Nation through our special brand of hospitality and our unique cultural adventures.”
Dakota Dunes Resort offers a range of immersive activities, including Dakota Dunes Adventures, which invites guests to embark on four seasons journeys that intertwine the land and its people through a tapestry of exhilarating activities combining heritage and adventure. The property also offers the chance to learn about the history of the Whitecap Dakota people through its Exhibit Corridor, and opportunities to connect with local Indigenous artisans at its Wanuskewin Gift Shop. The resort's commitment to hospitality and tourism contributes positively to the local economy and Dakota Dunes Resort is proud to be at the forefront of this effort.
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