International Tourism

March 4, 2014

MSU Extension educators work on a variety of tourism-related topics while also working to bring important concepts and news developments in tourism to a wider audience. Below you can find MSU Extension educators writing on the topic of international tourism. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the article author or another MSU Extension tourism educator. 

MSU Extension News Articles

International tourism numbers still climbing

Essential hospitality and tourism practices for small businesses

Embracing 21st-century international tourism in Michigan: Part 1

Embracing 21st-century international tourism in Michigan: Part 2

Welcoming international tourists

Targeting rural tourism – advice from Ireland

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