Hospitality & Tourism
Mitchell Airport traffic now at 62% of 2019 as rebound continues
Passenger traffic through Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport grew 6% from April, reaching 366,894 in May.
New Walker’s Point events venue now open
Saz’s Hospitality Group has expanded its catering footprint to a new events venue that recently opened in Milwaukee's Walker's Point neighborhood.
Biz traveler: Casey Stringer
Napa and Sonoma wine country
Casey Stringer
Chief winemaker, Stringer CellarsÂ
In 2011, the Stringer family began making wine in their garage...
See photos of the nearly complete Bucyrus Club in South Milwaukee
As the $5 million Bucyrus Club redevelopment project wraps up, Skyline Catering Inc. is getting ready to relocate operations to its new home in downtown South Milwaukee.
Southwest Airlines to add holiday season service from MKE to LA and Cancun
Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport continues to attract new service as the leisure travel segment of the airline industry recovers.
Tempo by Hilton hotel planned in downtown Milwaukee slated for 2024 opening
Hilton has officially announced the signing of a deal for a Tempo hotel in downtown Milwaukee, adding that the new 155-room hotel is anticipated to open in 2024.
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Muskego Lakes Country Club sold, new owner plans improvements
The family who ran Muskego Lakes Country Club for the past 47 years has sold the business and 161-acre property to a new owner.
Lake Geneva Comfort Suites sold for $6.3 million
The Comfort Suites Lake Geneva East hotel has been sold to a Texas-based hotel investor and operator for $6.3 million, according to state records.
Wisconsin Center expansion design team reveals facility interior concepts
The design team working on the $420 million Wisconsin Center expansion project have revealed concept ideas of what the...
Wisconsin Center has already sold more than 47,000 tickets for upcoming Van Gogh exhibit
The Wisconsin Center is seeing strong ticket sales for its upcoming exhibit "Beyond Van Gogh: An Immersive Experience," according to the head of the organization that owns and runs the downtown Milwaukee convention space.
