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Safe, affordable and convenient, the Fox Cities of East Central Wisconsin are a great find. Groups of 10 to 2,000 will get exceptional service at one of our 17 convention and meeting facilities. Easily accessed by air—our airport is served by four major carriers—and just a three-hour drive from Chicago, the Fox Cities are an ideal location for your next meeting. |
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For more information, call (800) 236-MEET or visit www.foxcities.org.
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| Visit Milwaukee |
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Discover why more meeting planners are choosing Milwaukee! Designed in consultation with meeting planners, the Frontier Airlines Center provides 189,000 square feet of meeting space, and the three-venue convention campus with two connecting hotels makes Milwaukee a one-stop shop for successful meetings. The Harley-Davidson Museum heads the list of exciting off-site venues, and colorful dining, shopping and nightlife turn downtime into good times in Milwaukee, where value, accessibility and safety all add up to a top meeting destination.
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For more information, visit www.visitmilwaukee.org.
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Happenings – Wisconsin
Sheboygan
The American Club (920.457.8000) recently finished the first phase of renovations to 109 of the hotel's 185 guest rooms.
Fox Cities
Holiday Inn Appleton (920.735.9955) and Holiday Inn Neenah (920.725.8441) recently completed guest room and meeting space upgrades.
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Religious Meetings
Getting Religion
By KATIE MORELL
Once the off-season mainstay of budget properties in secondary markets, religious meetings have a lot more options available to them these days. Increasingly, destinations and properties are eager to capture what is viewed as a stable and consistent source of business.
According to a recent poll of planner members of the Religious Conference Management Association (RCMA), religious meetings are taking advantage of their newfound clout by choosing downtown hotels, conference centers and even resorts.
Read more about Religious Meetings »
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| Meetings MidAmerica November/December Digital Edition |
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In the November/December digital edition of Meetings MidAmerica, our "Standing Up for Meetings" Hot Topic feature asks "What's in it for you?" As in what are major industry organizations doing to keep the needs of the meetings community front-and-center with policy makers? We all know "Meetings Mean Business," but do the politicians that represent you? In addition, editor Lori Tenny interviews Beau Ballin, director of marketing for MotivAction in Minneapolis, which just won a Circle of Excellence award from IMA at the recent Motivation Show in Chicago.
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To view the Meetings MidAmerica November/December Digital Edition click here.
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LATEST VIDEOS
Meetings: On Location!
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| Features Content Director Maria Lenhart traveled to California's Wine Country to capture some great "Hollywood" group gathering spots in Geyserville: Raymond Burr Vineyards and Meeker Vineyards. |
| 2011 Meetings Market Trends Survey |
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Wednesday, Dec. 15, 2010
Join Meetings Media and premier hospitality industry consultants Robert Mandelbaum, director of research information services for PKF Hospitality Research, and Lana Yoshii, vice president of content development for Smith Travel Research, to analyze industry trends that materialized in 2010 and gaze into the crystal ball to get a perspective on what to expect in 2011.
Sponsored by: Atlantic City Convention & Visitors Authority, Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority, Hyatt Regency Dallas, Maui Visitors Bureau, Woodloch Resort, Renaissance Hotels & Resorts and Hershey Meetings. |
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Visit our webinar page to register or learn more.
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