Discover the Best Meetings & Events News and Resources in Wisconsin

According to a recent article from Crain’s New York, employers are investing in rewards experiences that rejuvenate their annual meetings in an effort to motivate and retain top performing employees.

Ho-Chunk Gaming Madison has announced plans for a major expansion that would include a conference center, hotel and Heritage Center.

Meet the new Governor’s Club lounge! The Madison Concourse Hotel and Governor’s Club is proud to announce the long-awaited renovation of the 12th floor lounge is complete.

Benchmark, a leading U.S.-based hospitality management company with 80 award-winning hotels and conference centers, released a list of top meetings trends for 2019 with security in technology as the highest ranked priority for planners.

A master plan for a 51,000 square foot brewery and restaurant with meeting spaces was approved by the Pleasant Prairie Plan Commission.

The 60-room Cobblestone Hotel & Suites opened in Fox Cities just before the new year with its upscale restaurant, Wissota Chophouse, following a few weeks later.

The Transportation Security Administration reports unscheduled employee absences at 10%, more than three times the normal rate, according to Forbes Magazine.

The Greater Madison Convention & Visitors Bureau has undergone a rebranding and will be known as Destination Madison.

A multi-million dollar renovation to a Holiday Inn resulted in a new Radisson Hotel and Conference Center, according to the Fond du Lac Reporter.

Directly off I-94, in the heart of southeastern Wisconsin’s Lake Country, Waukesha Pewaukee is a great location to meet between Milwaukee and Madison.

Development rights for the remainder of the Judge Doyle Square project are now back in the hands of the City of Madison, after they were originally purchased by a Chicago developer.

Qantas leads the list of safest airlines in the world for 2019, as identified by AirlineRatings.com, a safety and product rating website.

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that plans are in motion to extend the popular streetcar to the Wisconsin Center District, including Fiserv Forum.

Mayor Soglin seeks to resolve a legal dispute over a new Monona Terrace hotel. By replacing the developer on half of the $186 million downtown project, Soglin hopes to keep the project on schedule.

The La Crosse Center west concept was unanimously approved by the city Finance and Personnel Committee.