Thank you, Greater Lansing, for making the 16th anniversary of Be A Tourist In Your Own Town a success!

Now is your chance to tell us what you think, share your stories, and share your photographs.

Congratulations, Be A Tourist passport prize winners:

Bob Kushmaul, Lansing Tina Aguirre, Lansing Ken Whitinger, East Lansing Kathryn Erwin, Lansing Kecia Coates, Lansing Melissa Oesterle, Lansing Bobbie Leolesma, Lansing Nancy Weaver, Lansing Annescia Dillard, Lansing Krista Sherman, East Lansing Dennis Lardie, East Lansing Deb Pincumbe, Holt Mark Galik, Lansing Toma Manolov, Okemos Chester Whealy, Grand Ledge Garth Gilbert, Mason Patti Nowak, Williamston Rich Wrisley, Vestaburg Aaron Pratt, Lansing Doreen Meissner, Mulliken

Jeremy Van Hof, East Lansing Shannon Mc Gaughey, East Lansing Stephanie Stender, Bay City John Barak, Dimondale Jennifer Labun, Potterville Allison Rogers, Mason Cory Stenzel, Williamston Wei Zhang, East Lansing Natheline Smith, Lansing Susan Carpenedo-Zupan, Lansing Colleen Connolly, Lansing Suzanne Miller, Lansing Keri Mendenhall, Lansing Stephen O'Neil, Lansing Michelle Knauff, Lansing Cleat Jones, Lansing Dan Kofoed, Lansing Steffanie Pepin, Lansing Jeffrey Cwiek, Dimondale

Lansing Lugnuts suite winner: James Barden, Eaton Rapids

Lansing State Journal Coloring Contest winner: Anish Ghana, Okemos (5 years old)

 

Sixteen years ago, the Greater Lansing Convention and Visitors Bureau created this event to increase community awareness of our attractions and the tourism industry's impact on the area. So once again we open the doors for you to explore what’s in your own backyard, right here in mid-Michigan.

Did you know, over 5 million people visit Greater Lansing each year and spend over $431 million dollars on lodging, meals, entertainment and transportation?

How it Works:

For only $1 you can purchase a “Be A Tourist passport” which allows you FREE admission to more than 50 area attractions, local businesses, and special activities on June 5, 2010, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. **Ages 3 and under do not require a passport.

Get from place to place with CATA. For only 50 cents you will receive a stamp which will allow you to ride the Be A Tourist routes for the rest of the day for no extra charge.