Hospitality & Tourism
Foamation to open second ‘more intimate’ event venue, in Milwaukee’s Third Ward
Just three months after opening a 7,800-square-foot event space in Walker's Point, Foamation Inc. Cheesehead Factory is expanding that line of its business to meet demand for smaller, more intimate wedding venues.
South Shore Terrace reopens beer garden with heated chalets
The South Shore Terrace beer garden has reopened for the winter with ten heated chalets, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley announced today.
Hawkeye Hotels makes downtown Milwaukee debut with three-hotel opening
A three-hotel development by Coralville, Iowa-based Hawkeye Hotels is now open in downtown Milwaukee's East Town neighborhood.
New Residence Inn by Marriott hotel opens in Brookfield
The new Residence Inn Milwaukee Brookfield hotel opened last week in the City of Brookfield.
United Airlines to extend Milwaukee-Florida seasonal service
United Airlines will extend its previously announced nonstop service between Milwaukee and Florida.
VISIT Milwaukee’s Tony Snell appointed chair of city’s Equal Rights Commission
Tony Snell, volunteer and staffing coordinator at VISIT Milwaukee, has been named chair of the City of Milwaukee Equal Rights Commission.Â
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Southwest Airlines to furlough 27 ramp agents at Mitchell International
Southwest Airlines plans to furlough 27 ramp agents located at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport, the airline announced in a WARN notice recently filed with the state.
WoodSpring Suites extended-stay hotel proposed for state-owned site on Milwaukee’s far northwest side
A vacant state-owned parcel southeast of North 124th Street and West Bradley Road on Milwaukee's far northwest side could soon be home to a 122-room WoodSpring Suites extended stay hotel.
Port Milwaukee strikes lease agreement with Pearl Seas Cruises
The thought of vacationing by cruise ship any time soon seems far-fetched as the COVID-19 pandemic looms, but Port Milwaukee has its sights set on better days for the local cruise market.
Evers announces $45 million in restaurant relief funding, allocations for lodging and performance venues
Wisconsin restaurants and other small business affected by the COVID-19 pandemic will receive $45 million in assistance, Gov. Tony Evers announced Thursday.
