This year, for the first time, Travel Michigan has formed partnerships with the Michigan Department of Agriculture, the Michigan Department of Transportation, along with the Michigan Nursery and Landscape Association, the Michigan Floral Association, and Michigan State University's Extension Service. Currently, sites are being selected for the landscape architects to design and growers to plant. This spring, you should start to see some wonderful, colorful, and even better, Michigan-grown plantings. Outdoor adventures, shore town getaways, kid-pleasing side trips, Great Lakes State culinary tour are among nearly a dozen features contained within the publication. Michigan economy remains strong and is forecast to slow only slightly in 2000.
Consumer confidence is at record levels.
Our Township Supervisor, Mr. Richard Anderson, gave me the Spring issue of Tourism Matters as he thought it would be interesting reading for me. And, I have taken the liberty of repeating your editorial on marketing in the March issue of our Chamber newsletter. I will send you a copy. Sincerely, Connie Mallett Thanks Connie, you will be getting a copy of Tourism Matters directly from your County Extension office from now on. Good to hear from you.