The New Normal for Catering, Cleaning and Collaborating
How caterers, venues and meeting planners are changing their practices to protect people from COVID-19.
Trendy Spaces
Boutique hotels offer unique and intimate settings for smaller meetings and events. Check out these 9 unique hotels right here in Wisconsin.
The Show Must Go On
How two organizations moved a fundraiser and a conference to a virtual format during the pandemic shutdown.
Destination Waukesha County
Country living meets city chic in the meeting and events trifecta of Brookfield, Pewaukee and Waukesha.
How to Stay Connected While Remaining Apart
The biggest benefits for attending meetings and conventions for many are to learn and network. But networking is hard to replicate virtually.
Tips to Be More Efficient
Instead of resigning to longer workdays, try these tools used by highly successful professionals to make your workday more efficient.
The Value of Event Speakers Might Be Bigger Than Ever
Having a high-powered speaker at your virtual event might be what attendees need — and may be more affordable now than before.
AHLA Report Denotes Continued Struggle for Lodging Industry
According to the AHLA, 40% of hotel employees in the US have not returned to work, while 65% of hotels remain below 50% occupancy.
Madison’s Deb Archer to Retire
For more than 20 years, Deb Archer has led Destination Madison, but in a letter to DM partners this week, Archer announced she will step down at the end of the year.
An Actor’s Advice on Acing that Video Conference
Conducting a presentation via video seems like it could take the pressure off speakers, but it actually adds a lot of challenges. Professional actor and vocal coach Clare Haden has crash-course tips to help you nail it.