Global Meetings Industry Day — March 30— is an international day of advocacy showcasing the undeniable value that business meetings, trade shows, incentive travel, exhibitions, conferences and conventions bring to people, businesses and communities.
President Biden recently signed the new Food Donation Improvement Act of 2022 into law, broadening liability protections for those who donate food to the hungry.
Kalahari Resorts has announced another expansion to its Wisconsin Dells property, with construction of a new building beginning this spring.
The historic Ambassador Hotel in Milwaukee is celebrating its 95th anniversary by adding the Trademark Collection by Wyndham flag to the property.
Global Meetings Industry Day is an international day of advocacy to showcase the value created by meetings, trade shows and conferences.
Hotel Verdant plans to open its doors on Racine’s Monument Square this summer.
Enjoy beautiful lake views from any one of our three large ballrooms during your event at Heidel House Hotel and Conference Center.
February is when we celebrate Black History Month. And this month, MPI and the National Coalition of Black Meeting Professionals (NCBMP) are extending and expanding their formal relationship through 2026.
It doesn’t happen often, but what if your host location becomes a news sensation overnight? Publicity is great, unless it’s controversial.
Business travelers are indicating that nearly 70% of their employers have either returned to the pre-pandemic normal or increased amounts of business travel, according to recently released national Hotel Booking Index survey.
Wisconsin’s most populous city looms large, offering all the culture and convenience planners crave.
DM-Connection & Events President and CEO Kathryn Gleesing’s meeting and event planning experience, as well as her knowledge of the local area, make her a go-to resource in milwaukee.
Wisconsin offers a treasure trove of hunting and fishing experiences for corporate groups of all sizes.
This upgraded, independently owned and operated venue maintains all the Jefferson Street Inn’s originality, charm and history.
How can being right feel so good — and often be so wrong?
