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Tourism in metropolitan Detroit
Market Overview
Tourists can ride in a Model T in Greenfield Village at the Henry Ford, a National Historic Landmark.
the tourism industry in the metropolitan area depends on the development of large crowds to a positive impact on the local economy. Like traditional center of the automotive world, the city hosts the annual North American International Auto Show in January, an event over several days. Other major events of several days reflect the culture of the region such as the breath of winter Motown and the Windsor-Detroit International Freedom Festival may get super-sized crowds of hundreds of thousands more than three million people. In 2006, four days of Motown Winter Blast cold drew a crowd of about 1.2 million people in the Champ de Mars at the downtown area of the park. Metro Detroit is one of thirteen U.S. cities with teams from four major sports.
In addition to casino games, the main attraction in the region is the Henry Ford, America's largest indoor-outdoor museum complex, an entertainment complex museum with an IMAX theater next to the Automotive Hall of Fame in Dearborn. The Detroit Institute of Arts in the downtown cultural center is another attraction of the foreground. The Detroit Festival of the Arts in Midtown draws about 350,000 people. The Detroit Zoo in Royal Oak has the largest polar bear country, the Ring of the wildlife of the Arctic. The zoo has a train that circles the park. Together, the Henry Ford, Detroit Institute of Arts, and the zoo attract approximately 2,500,000 visitors per year.
Greektown Detroit
Another attraction of the automobile cataloging the history of the industry is the Chrysler Museum in Auburn Hills. Historical tours of the Palace of auto barons like Meadowbrook Hall in Rochester Hills, Edsel and Eleanor Ford House in Grosse Pointe, Henry Ford's Fair Lane Estate in Dearborn and Lawrence Fisher Mansion in Detroit are available.
Greektown city is a busy entertainment district. The city became a center for major hotel-casinos - MGM Grand Detroit, Motor City Casino, Greektown Casino, and Caesars Windsor just across the river in Canada. The potential of the metropolitan area to attract crowds super-companies should not be underestimated. Just across the river, Caesars Windsor attracts about six million visitors each year. Over fifteen million people cross the Ambassador Bridge and Detroit-Windsor Tunnel year. Some 46 million people living within a 300 mile (480 km) radius of Metro Detroit. Since 2000, the city has experienced a continuous increase in annual tax revenue for its casinos, the city collected and estimated $ 178,250,000 in casino taxes alone for 2007, with stations casino opened in 2008. The Detroit International Riverfront hosts events including the Festival Windsor-Detroit International Freedom in late June with a poster of the nation's largest fireworks display and the Electronic Music Festival the weekend of Memorial Day. The New York Times Detroit included among its 53 world travel destinations for 2008.
movie studios in the metropolitan area to help establish the state as a legitimate pretender to the movie industry 12 months per year. Detroit Center Studios (2009) will debut at the building downtown that was the casino starting for MGM Grand to create digital animation and visual effects. Motown Studios Motion Picture (2009) with 600,000 square meters will produce films in the Pontiac Centerpoint Business Campus for the film industry is expected to employ over 4,000 people in the metropolitan area.
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Cruise ships, hotels and resorts
Detroit Princess Riverboat Charter hosts regular public cruises.
MGM Grand Detroit.
The pier on Hart Plaza in Detroit near the Renaissance Center receives large cruise ships and large yachts. The Great Lakes Cruising Coalition supports cruise ship passengers through a joint venture of US-Canadian Great Lakes ports and the St. Lawrence S.