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The city of Green Bay has given early approval to a $30 million hotel project, the Legacy Hotel.

Nine planners from Wisconsin are among the 214 included in the May class of Certified Meeting Professionals, earning their CMP certification from the Events Industry Council.

It will be a tough two years for group bookings, according to Cvent’s latest Group Business Outlook.

The new Cambria Hotel will open in downtown Milwaukee in August, according to The Business Journal.

Milwaukee’s first arts-themed property opens this week. The St. Kate, formerly the InterContinental, says it celebrates all forms of artistic expression.

Convene magazine has released results from its annual salary survey of meeting and convention planners.

A report released recently by Meeting Professionals International, (MPI), the world’s largest meeting and event industry association details how and to what extent event professionals plan for inclusivity and diversity.

Paul Upchurch, president and CEO of Visit Milwaukee, has announced his resignation from Milwaukee’s hospitality and tourism organization.

Forbes Travel Guide has released its list of the World’s Best Hotel Rooms for 2019. Winners include 41 properties in 17 different countries.

Ho-Chunk Gaming presented its plans for expansion and received approval from the Madison Urban Design Commission last week, as it works its way through the city’s approval process.

Lake Country’s favorite venue is also now the newest. The Ingleside Hotel, formerly Country Springs Hotel, has completed a 14 million dollar property renovation.

Cvent’s latest Group Business Outlook report indicates a decrease in future group bookings via the Cvent platform as compared to previous years.

MPI has released its quarterly report on the state of the industry and the survey finds that there is an increasing demand to provide event guests with unique experiences.

Nestled along two miles of Delavan Lake’s shoreline, Lake Lawn Resort is the ultimate year-round destination for conferences, groups and meetings.

WalletHub compared the nine largest U.S. airline companies, plus three regional carriers, across 15 important metrics.