9 Corporate Gifts Clients Will Love
Wisconsin Meetings scoured the state for a handful of unique gift ideas that are sure to be appreciated and used by clients for some time to come.
Events to Savor
For an occasion or event that’s unique, bold and full of flavor, set the scene at a Wisconsin winery.
The ABCs of Livestreaming
Many meeting planners are opting to livestream some, if not all, conference sessions. Here are some tips on how to make livestreaming work for your next event or meeting.
The Art of the Weekend
Many feel the weekend should be unplanned time, perhaps with a little household duty scheduled in, but only as needed. But there's another way of thinking.
Double the Size
Kalahari Resorts & Conventions in Wisconsin Dells expands its convention center, making it the largest in the state.
Progress on the La Crosse Center Expansion
It looks like the La Crosse Center, which plays host to many concerts, sporting and community events, conventions and conferences, is on track to break ground this year.
Delegates Trek to Milwaukee to Plan for 2020 Democratic National Convention
A group planning for the 2020 Democratic National Convention (DNC) taking place in Milwaukee next July 13 to 16 were recently in the city to explore Fiserv Forum and other prospective venues to accommodate approximately 4,500 delegates.
Peerspace Launched to Facilitate Finding Event and Meeting Venues
Peerspace, an online space booking marketplace akin to Airbnb, simplifies the process of pinpointing the best location for your event in any city.
How Meeting and Event Planners Accidentally Alienate Parts of their Audience
To ensure your event or meeting works for everyone, you need to anticipate the needs of all participants. If you gather some critical data during the registration and/or RSVP process, it could make all the difference in the world to some of your attendees.
Tourists Showing Interest in Wisconsin Destinations this Summer
According to WXPR, Department of Tourism director of communications Craig Trost says there are signs indicating tourism was good in Wisconsin this summer, although how those signs may affect our state economy isn’t yet clear.