Blog

It's true, Traverse City is definitely off the beaten path. But when it comes to the arts, we're right in the thick of things!

Traverse City is well-known for two unique hobbies --  cycling and craft beer . We have a vibrant cycling community here, and our weekly rides routinely end at a local craft brewery where we swap stories about the ride. But if you think we retreat to our couches when the snowflakes start to fall, you’d be very much mistaken. In fact, when the temperatures drop, the adventures into the woods take on a more social and leisurely vibe. With the invention of the fat bike, we get to extend our riding (and beer drinking) seasons right through the winter months.

You may already have seen them while walking or driving through Downtown Traverse City , spread across the otherwise blank walls of banks, stores and other buildings. A massive portrait of Ernest

Tell us a little about what the Receptionist/Office Support individual does at Traverse City Tourism. As Receptionist/Office Support, I am the first point of contact a visitor will encounter at Traverse City Tourism, by phone or face-to-face. As Receptionist, I answer questions, offer suggestions, guide callers through our website, and redirect calls as requested.

We have the wine , the beer , the distilled spirits and the food , but do we also have the coffee? Often overlooked, Traverse City’s coffee culture is alive within the city. Whether it’s the first cup of the day or that afternoon latte, your caffeine cravings will be satisfied. 

  Let’s get this said at the outset: When it comes to travel, I’m not a big fan of itineraries, bucket lists or checklists of any kind. Vacation should be relaxing.

Tell us a little about what a "Sports & Group Account Executive" does at Traverse City Tourism. I love the versatility of my job. On any given day I can be found researching area venues for events,

Tell us a little about what the Director of Publications & Ad Sales does at Traverse City Tourism? As part of the marketing team, I am in charge of design which includes the Visitor Guide ,

Photo by Tommy Lee Byrd, The Great Race A vintage Packard ambles down a rural road during the 2011 Great Race, which went from Chattanooga, Tennessee to Bennington, Vermont. By MIKE NORTON What a