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Beloit’s newest downtown hotel, Hotel Goodwin, combines modern luxury with vintage class for events, weddings and meetings.

In Milwaukee, Marcus Hotels & Resorts has long been the signature name for the quintessential hotel experience.

A master plan for the 164-acre Alliant Energy Center offers recommendations for the campus to serve as a “gateway” to Madison with improvements aimed at connectivity and increased on site activity throughout the year.

A Meeting Professionals International (MPI) Women’s Advisory Board has been announced, according to Meetings Today.

On the heels of the November 30 announcement of a massive hacking attack, Marriott International announced they will pay for passport replacements for customers who have fallen victim to fraud.

Two concept directions for the reimagined La Crosse Center are under consideration. One concept would expand the Center to the west and the other would be an expansion to the north.

As one of the best resorts for meetings in Wisconsin, Grand Geneva Resort & Spa is more than just incredible venues and hospitality.

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Marriott International on behalf of over 500 million customers whose personal information was involved in a major data breach.

The Marcus Center for Performing Arts has major changes in the works, including a “great lawn” for community events, new seating in the Uihlein Hall theater space, an atrium and terrace on the Milwaukee River and a five-story outdoor projection wall.

Marcus is a household name in Milwaukee, and for good reason. Its three unique properties have long exceeded groups’ expectations.

Green Bay tourism officials are introducing nine new visitor experiences, according to a recent article from the Green Bay Press Gazette.

Following suit with heavy hitters Hilton, Marriott and InterContinental Hotels Group, Hyatt will implement commissions reductions from 10% to 7% for business booked on or after February 1, 2019.

Almost a dozen members of the Assembly tourism committee, including 10 Republicans and one Democrat, urged Governor-elect, Tony Evers, to maintain Klett’s leadership role in the Wisconsin Department of Tourism.

The Pleasant Prairie Convention and Visitors Bureau will launch in early January, officially separating from the Kenosha Area CVB.

A drill conducted by the Linn County (Iowa) Sheriff’s Office, not by a real active shooter, proved to be very eye-opening for the participants.