News & Fun in Michigan
Michigan Travel – While our focus is Michigan’s Thumb region, we strike out across the Great Lakes and find fun and things to do.
We look for places to see geared for families on a budget. We look for unique and one-of-a-kind spots that the tourists don’t know about.
Michigan has been a traveler’s destination for over 100 years. That is part of our Michigan history, and many great sites and stories came as a result.
We commonly take a road trip throughout Michigan to explore some out-of-the-way places that we want to know more about.
Destinations include; Michigan’s Upper Penninsula, The sunrise coast, the wine-producing areas and vineyards of Traverse and Southwest Michigan, the greater Detroit area, and even nearby Illinois and Ohio.
Here are some of our best Michigan Travel posts.
Sault Ste. Marie, located on the St. Mary’s River, is celebrated for its rich history and diverse dining scene. This guide highlights ten must-try local dishes, showcasing a mix of American and Canadian culinary influences along with exceptional service.
Michigan’s tourism sector is evolving with cryptocurrency integration, enhancing travel experiences across cities like Detroit and Ann Arbor. Key destinations now accept digital payments, offering innovative solutions for tourists while promoting secure and eco-friendly practices for a seamless adventure in the Great Lakes State.
Don’t let a rainy day cramp your fun. There is more to do then stuff your belly with cheeseburgers. If you and the kids are tired of the crowds here are 25 things to do near Caseville to try some alternative fun.
A couple takes a photo adventure of cross-country ski hike from Port Austin harbor to Turnip Rock at Pointe Aux Barques.
Taking a five-mile round trip winter trek to the formation is the only way to see Turnip Rock in the winter.
New U.S. tariffs on Canadian imports have triggered mass travel cancellations, threatening Michigan’s tourism sector. State officials warn of significant economic losses due to reduced visitor spending and a shift in Canadian travel patterns.
Thunder Bay, Ontario, features a vibrant food scene influenced by its rich history and diverse cultures, prominently showcasing dishes like Persian rolls, Finnish pancakes, wild rice, and craft beer. Local ingredients and traditions shape the region’s culinary identity, celebrating community and heritage.
Gravity Hill in Benzie County, West Michigan, offers a captivating optical illusion where vehicles appear to roll uphill. Visitors experience this phenomenon through a combination of scientific principles and local folklore, attracting curious tourists and enhancing the mystery of the site.
Gerald R. Ford International Airport has achieved a historic milestone in 2024, exceeding 4 million passengers with a nearly 10% increase from 2023. The airport is investing over $750 million in infrastructure upgrades to sustain growth and economic development in West Michigan.
