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Here’s what you need to know about why an event at Blue Harbor Resort & Conference Center is unlike any other.

Much of the global business travel industry has already made green business travel a priority, but there’s still more to be done.

Here are four reasons to consider the Fox Cities as your next destination to host an in-person professional meeting or event.

This up-and-coming area of Milwaukee offers a palette of event spaces, each with a unique personality, within a village-like environment.

Event planner Beth Schnabel loves to foster shared experiences, whether in person, virtual or hybrid, so everyone can participate.

Wisconsin offers many novel ways to rekindle connections and build your team, all while having fun.

There are plenty of dishes that can help you easily and elegantly sidestep any food faux pas.

Clutter in your space can lead to a cluttered, and less productive, brain.

Wisconsin Dells attracts groups with new water attractions and entertainment options to round out a plethora of venues.

This new venue, Engine Room 102, in Port Washington provides a blank slate for clients with diverse needs.

Rather than stuffy sit-down dinners, meeting and event planners are requesting buffet stations and cocktail parties that encourage guests to move about and be social. Rather than stuffy sit-down dinners, meeting and event planners are requesting buffet stations and cocktail parties that encourage guests to move about and be social.

If orchestrated effectively, for example, event apps can provide attendees with a Swiss Army knife of tools for information, networking, polling, wayfinding, notes, downloads and more.

Your meeting group, large or small, will be energized by the experiences created, memories made, and opportunities to meet differently in Janesville.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. Travel Association is focused on promoting safe business and professional travel to help the travel and tourism sector fully and evenly recover.

On April 7, 2022, the industry will come together to celebrate Global Meetings Industry Day to showcase the value of meetings and events.