CVB Listings - Michigan
The nation’s only state so crisply divided across two separate land masses, Michigan’s Lower and Upper Peninsulas both make for interesting hosts for events, conferences, and business retreats.
In the Lower Peninsula, the state’s largest city of Detroit has a rich automotive history that car lovers will appreciate. Additionally, the Detroit Theater District (second largest in the nation, after Broadway in New York City) is referred to by locals as a sort of second Broadway.
Greater Battle Creek – Calhoun County Visitor & Convention Bureau
State-of-the-art, creative and unique conference facilities, hotel, conference space, restaurants and entertainment all in close proximity; …
Ann Arbor Area Convention & Visitors Bureau
Welcome to the official tourism site of Ann Arbor, Michigan — the city that reinvents itself …
Detroit Convention & Visitors Bureau
Midland County Convention & Visitors Bureau
Home of the Dow Chemical Company & Dow Corning Corporation, Midland’s many fine hotels, fine restaurants, …
Alpena Area Convention & Visitors Bureau
Ogden Newspapers, Inc., is a diversified media corporation that publishes 40 daily newspapers, several magazines, weekly …
Ypsilanti Area Convention & Visitors Bureau
The Ypsilanti Area Convention and Visitors Bureau is ready to help any organization select just the …
Branch County Tourism Bureau
Whether you are looking for spa treatment, a couples get-away, family vacations or de-stressing after a …
Lenawee Conference And Visitors Bureau
Whether it’s a sunny day, in July or a snowy evening, in February, Lenawee County is …
Les Cheneaux Tourist Association
The Les Cheneaux area lies east of the Mackinac Bridge along the northern shore of Lake …
