Lansing-based Pure Michigan, the tourism arm of Michigan Economic Development Corp., says it’s expecting 2025 will see a surge in “slow travel” interest and invites visitors to Michigan to do so.

To give us better insight into this, we talked to Steph Castelein, managing director of the Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau. More than a million visitors come to Michigan’s most popular vacation ...

On the other hand, the legalization of recreational marijuana in Michigan has brought new opportunities for the state's tourism industry. As cannabis-friendly accommodations and activities become ...

PBS announced this week that the popular series in which local antiques owners bring in items to be appraised by experts will film in the Northern Michigan tourism hotspot of Charlevoix on July 1.

The outdoor, cultural, and agricultural resources of Michigan make it a prime destination for slow travel experiences that visitors can see, hear, taste, touch, and feel. "We know health and ...