Hospitality & Tourism
Ground floor of Saint Kate to reopen July 31
Marcus Hotels & Resorts will begin reopening its downtown Milwaukee arts-themed hotel Saint Kate next week.
Boutique hotel Dubbel Dutch opens in downtown Milwaukee
A new independent boutique hotel in downtown Milwaukee's East Town neighborhood will host its first guests this weekend, despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic that is keeping many travelers home.
Derailed DNC threatens Milwaukee’s convention dreams
The Democratic National Convention Committee insists that Milwaukee will remain a centerpiece of what’s been reduced to a mostly virtual...
Getting there: Briana Davis-Greer
Briana Davis-Greer
Chef concierge
The Pfister Hotel
Age: 39
Hometown: Born in Elgin, Illinois; raised in Neenah
Education: Associate degree from the Musical Theater...
Potawatomi Hotel & Casino to lay off 1,600 employees
Potawatomi Hotel & Casino said Friday that it has permanently laid off about 1,600 employees who were temporarily furloughed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Stand Eat Drink converts Movida space into ‘micro-wedding’ venue
With mass gatherings on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Stand Eat Drink LLC is tapping into what remains of the local wedding and event market.
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Northwestern Mutual’s virtual annual meeting will feature Will Smith, Brené Brown
Northwestern Mutual’s advisors across the country will hear from actor Will Smith and bestselling author Brené Brown – virtually – during the company’s annual meeting this summer.
Downtown Milwaukee hotels’ performance still way down, but creeping upward, in June
The impact of the coronavirus pandemic still plagued downtown Milwaukee hotels throughout the month of June, though key measures...
Milwaukee Art Museum announces reopening date
The Milwaukee Art Museum will reopen to the public on July 16 and offer free admission for the first month.
More Milwaukee hotels announce layoffs
The list of Milwaukee hotels that are either extending employee layoffs or making them permanent, due to the dramatic slowdown in business caused by the COVID-19 coronavirus, continues to grow as several notified state officials about plans to cut jobs.