Northwest Airlines mag spotlights Detroit
Northwest Airlines World Traveler magazine featured “Spotlight on the
D: The birthplace of the auto industry and the Motown sound, Detroit is
making a new name for itself.”
Northwest Airlines World Traveler magazine featured “Spotlight on the D: The birthplace of the auto industry and the Motown sound, Detroit is making a new name for itself.”
The 41-page spread covers everything from sports to casinos to the arts and music to future developments.
Excerpt:
For the first time in decades metro Detroit has a highly achievable roadmap for revival. It’s backed by business leadership, state and local governmenty, and, most importantly, a region ready for change.
Like any good map, Detroit’s is a detailed route toward a long-awaited revitalizaion. there are paths to follow and markers at every milestone. And there are many drivers to help out along the way.
Read the entire spread here.
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