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  • Michigan Giving,  Tourism Marketing

    Greater Lansing Convention and Visitors Bureau

    February 16, 2021 /

    By Aubrey Sochacki Lansing is often known for being the capital of Michigan, the home of the Spartans, and a growing community. The city strives to be supportive of all members of the community, including local businesses and those who call the city home. The Greater Lansing Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) encourages each of their staff members to serve on local boards and committees. Through this encouragement, they have made it possible for CVB members to work with these boards and committees to organize local events. One of the events that many staff members help with is planting flowers on the capital lawn each year. This event brings the community together…

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    Flint and Genesee County Visitors Bureau

    January 12, 2021 /

     By Caitlyn Witkamp and Claire Zuwala Imagine being a tourist in your hometown, kind of a crazy idea, right? You have lived there for most of your life, so you should know everything there is to know about your sweet little town, where everything is, the places to chow down, and the best places for entertainment or fun… but, can you market your town to others? The Flint and Genesee Convention Visitors Bureau (CVB) is trying to change that. “Be A Tourist” is a program that the Flint and Genesee CVB put in place to help change the way the local residents, future residents, and visitors to the community see Flint and…

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Traveling to the U.P. this summer or fall? Muskall Traveling to the U.P. this summer or fall? Muskallonge Lake State Park near Newberry recently opened a new accessible walkway connecting the park's Lake Superior overlook to the shoreline below. 

The project replaced a staircase that was damaged by high water levels, allowing visitors of all abilities to traverse the new boardwalk through the tree canopy and take in views of the lake. Another great addition to Michigan's beautiful state parks!

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What a great morning at the zoo! 60 professionals What a great morning at the zoo! 60 professionals from Michigan’s tourism industry joined us bright and early Tuesday at @detroitzoo in advance of the Pure Michigan Governor’s Conference on Tourism for a volunteer work day to help the zoo prepare outdoor spaces for the upcoming season. 

After the work was done, we even got to see the penguins. Thank you to all who joined us!
There is still time to sign up for the May 20th cl There is still time to sign up for the May 20th clean-up at Belle Isle! Here are the full event details and the link to register.

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Kick off National Tourism Week with Michigan Cares Kick off National Tourism Week with Michigan Cares for Tourism on Belle Isle in Detroit on May 20! 

Blending several goals of Michigan Cares for Tourism, teams of industry professionals will spend the morning volunteering alongside 11th-grade students from a Detroit charter school on more than 25 park projects. 

Register today and be a part of inspiring the next generation of tourism professionals.

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Tomorrow is the day of our Governor's Conference i Tomorrow is the day of our Governor's Conference in Kalamazoo at Mayor's Riverfront Park! In honor, here are pictures from last years event in Grand Rapids. 

We are so excited to see everyone at 9am tomorrow morning!
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