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Nestled on the shores of beautiful Elkhart Lake, considered sacred by the Native Americans who once lived there, rests one of the Midwest’s premier meeting destinations, The Osthoff Resort.

Mortenson Development recently made an informational presentation to the Madison City Planning Commission regarding a six-story hotel to be located near the Kohl Center on the University of Wisconsin campus.

Marriott has announced its new loyalty brand, Marriott Bonvoy, replacing the current loyalty brands – Marriott Rewards, The Ritz-Carlton Rewards and Starwood Preferred Guest (SPG).

A new meetings-and-events-focused brand is being launched by Hilton. Signia Hilton will offer a minimum of 500 guest rooms and 75 square feet per key of flexible meetings and events space.

West Allis officials received a sneak peek at plans for a proposed $10.7 million, 128-room, Home2 Suites by Hilton dubbed West Quarter.

After a 40-year break, Hotel Northland will once again welcome guests with 160 guest rooms, homelike amenities, unique dining and meeting spaces.

Step outside the unexpected, and breathe new life into your annual gatherings at the Monona Terrace Meeting & Convention Center.

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.