Wisconsin Meeting Resources By Category

Verona, Wisconsin, located 90 miles from Milwaukee and 150 miles from Chicago, is a perfect winter weekend getaway.

While electronic invitations, or e-vites, will never replace the special care, attention and appreciation of a physical invitation, they can help streamline the event planning and invitation process. If you’re not already using an e-vite platform to send event invitations, we’ve rounded up some of the perks of using and investing in such a tool. 

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation announced this week that the state will be the center of additional Amtrak service coming in 2024, connecting Chicago to the Twin Cities, with multiple stops in between.

Holiday celebrations are back in full swing for many companies, but with festive libations looming, how can event planners minimize your risk? Check out these five tips for ensuring responsible holiday cheer.

A recent Yale study is reinforcing what many event professionals already promote as benefits to in-person interactions, including increased brain activity during real-life encounters vs. online video.

Located between Milwaukee and Madison (off I-94) within southeast Wisconsin’s Lake Country, Waukesha & Pewaukee are welcoming communities where cities meet and people do, too! 

The sixth annual release of the Incentive Travel Index (ITI) reports that, overall, the incentive travel industry is strong, with growth projected through 2025 for both the number of people participating in incentive trips as well as per-person spend.

Timeless charm and unique event spaces make Wauwatosa the perfect destination for your small and boutique meetings.

Milwaukee is among the top three large cities in the U.S. to visit, according to the recently released 2023 Condé Nast Traveler Reader’s Choice Awards.

In Wisconsin, there are plenty of special venues for your corporate holiday party, whether you’re a small or large business.

Poise for a surge in internal meetings this upcoming year. They are expected to continue to drive growth within the meetings and events industry in 2024, according to the 13th Annual Global Meetings and Events Forecast.

Located between Milwaukee and Madison (off I-94) within southeast Wisconsin’s Lake Country, Waukesha & Pewaukee are welcoming communities where cities meet and people do, too! 

Let’s take a look at the challenges and opportunities for the meetings and events industry, which will affect the way events are booked, planned and executed.

Heidel House Hotel & Conference Center has once again become a choice destination in Central Wisconsin.

Janesville is a South-Central Wisconsin community located less than an hour from Madison or Milwaukee and less than two hours from Chicago. Its convenient location and variety of meeting settings makes it the ideal place to gather.