Membership Contracts & Dues

Your Membership in the Door County Visitor Bureau supports all the work we do to promote Door County as a single destination. It's the strength in our unity that makes Door County a better place to live and great place to visit. In exchange for your support, we do everything we can to promote your business and offer the support you need to succeed as well as provide access to a variety of highly effective marketing opportunities available to you - because of our combined efforts.

Membership Contracts Must have a physical location within the geographical boundaries of Door County

Non-Lodging Membership & InnLine Contract (Arts/Retail/Restaurant/Service/Attraction)

Lodging Membership & InnLine Contract Lodging properties must have a Door County Tourism Zone Permit before applying for Visitor Bureau membership.

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Associate Membership Any business providing goods or services to Door County businesses but does not have a physical location in Door County

What is the Door County Tourism Zone?

Under Wisconsin law, two or more municipalities perceived by the traveling public as a single destination, may come together to form a Tourism Zone for the purpose of collecting a standardized room tax. In our area, this zone is called the Door County Tourism Zone or DCTZ.

The room tax collected within the DCTZ is restricted to promotional use only and, more specifically, efforts that will result in an increase in the number of people staying overnight so, while the adoption of a room tax has substantially increased our ability to market Door County as a premier travel destination, it does not cover the hard and fast costs associated with the benefits and services we offer our members.

For more information about the DCTZ, visit their website at: www.doorcountytourismzone.com