Destination: Wisconsin Meeting & Event Planning City Guide
Destination Articles
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Progressive Madison
By Jessie Fetterling
August 30, 2012
Madison often surprises visitors with its forward-thinking mindset. Sometimes called the Berkeley of the Midwest, this free-spirited college town (home to the University of Wisconsin) is similar to its western counterpart, promoting sustainability and embracing a locavore food movement that dates back to the 1970s. In fact, it is now home to the largest producers-only farmers market in the U.S.
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On the Waterfront
By Jessie Fetterling
January 31, 2012
Minnesota and Wisconsin have several things in common: Midwestern hospitality, budget-friendly prices and seasonal weather allowing for outdoor activities year-round, requiring only a change in what to wear. Both states have an abundance of water, with rivers flowing into lakes, rolling into tiny inlets and back. A drive through the area presents a glistening landscape that looks as if a road of waters paves the way. With a bounty of waterfront options, these two states also guarantee a rejuvenating atmosphere for meetings, where groups will find it almost impossible not to meet by the water.
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Rediscover the Midwest
By Josef Aukee
January 28, 2011
The economic downturn has been a boon for regional players, such as the Midwest, in the convention and meetings business. This heartland region offers viable alternatives for affinity groups and corporate planners who need to look beyond the coasts for budget-friendly destinations—and it’s ready to do business.
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Destination Description
Wisconsin, located in the northwestern part of the Great Lakes region, offers a varied mix of natural resources and sophisticated urban culture that lures meeting groups in pursuit of an affordable destination. It is packed with scenic beauty, substantial meeting facilities and year-round activities that range from fishing to snowmobiling. Second only to Michigan for its bounty of Great Lakes shoreline and beaches, the state includes the cities of Green Bay, Madison and Milwaukee, all appealing options for meetings.
