How Do You Visit the D?
How do you play a tourist in your hometown? What are your favorite
spots to take out-of-town guests to show off the ‘D’? What can we do to
attract more visitors? Take a quick survey.
How do you play a tourist in your hometown? What are your favorite
spots to take out-of-town guests to show off the ‘D’? What can we do to
attract more visitors?
United Way for Southeastern Michigan, Model D’s sister publication metromode and the Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau
(DMCVB) want to hear from metro Detroit residents regarding their views
of the region and its amenities — both from a personal perspective as
they plan their own activities, as well as how they view the area when
describing it to potential tourists or when hosting out-of-town
visitors.
Click here to take a quick survey.
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