Lawmakers look for way to afford Pure Michigan tourism ad campaign (Lansing State Journal)

9 March 2010, 10:14 am

Casey Jourden says the Pure Michigan TV ads -- those dreamy, 30-second promos of vacation splendor -- boosted business at least 10 percent at her new campground near Muskegon last year, even drawing travelers from the East and West coasts. "A lot of people have seen the advertisements who maybe wouldn't have even considered a trip to Michigan," said Jourden, who, with her husband, owns Duck ...... Read More »

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