Discover the Best Meetings & Events News and Resources in Wisconsin

From assembling a diverse planning team to setting up safe places throughout the event footprint, experts provide helpful tips on how to make events more inclusive from start to finish.

Rooftop venues are multiplying across Wisconsin – in both bustling urban settings and charming small towns. Check out the latest options for hosting any-sized event with a built-in rooftop view.

SAP Concur’s Global Business Travel Survey assesses business travel challenges, with this year’s findings centered around remote work, equal opportunity to travel and duty of care for LGBTQ+ traveler experiences.

Whether planning your first or your hundredth, there are vital things to consider for a winning sporting event.

The Global Business Travel Association recently announced new study results that show how the business travel industry provided a major boost to the U.S. economy in 2022 – with the nation being the top spender on business travel.

When it comes to planning a successful meeting, the key is finding the right balance of business and pleasure. Find that balance in Wauwatosa.

Fostering a culture of giving back builds stronger teams, while building a better world.

The quality of nonalcoholic spirits has vastly improved as mocktails’ popularity has spiked in recent years.

Experience unparalleled convenience and luxury at SentryWorld —your premier destination resort for meetings, golf, and leisure in central Wisconsin.

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! 

As you plan your next event in the Fox Cities, consider incorporating these simple but impactful wellness tactics to help keep your attendees feeling renewed and refreshed.

Find unlimited access to nature, an ideal central location, unique and historic venues, exceptional hospitality, and affordability in Janesville.

With younger professionals driving interest in experiential learning, Wisconsin’s agricultural venues offer open-air, hands-on adventures — from bee-keeping to aquaponics — that offer immersive farm outings.

Meeting planners have recently cited rising food costs as a key budget challenge for events in 2024, and navigating this requires creative planning techniques that range from grazing tables to choosing the right event time.

Laura Kielbasa, conference and events planner at MRA — the management association, invites other planning professionals to find the right fit.