Hospitality & Tourism

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.

The impact of the coronavirus pandemic still plagued downtown Milwaukee hotels throughout the month of June, though key measures...

The Milwaukee Art Museum will reopen to the public on July 16 and offer free admission for the first month.

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.

The Kimpton Journeyman Hotel in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward informed state officials Wednesday that it is laying off 97 employees.

A federal bankruptcy judge has approved the sale of The Bull at Pinehurst Farms golf course for nearly $2.48 million.

Milwaukee-based The Marcus Corp. plans to lay off 397 workers at four Wisconsin hotels as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to hamstring the restaurant and hospitality industries.

The Democrats have reassured that Milwaukee will remain a centerpiece of what's been reduced to a mostly virtual convention this summer, but with only a fraction of the visitors coming to town and the threat of the coronavirus still looming, the once-promised national spotlight is looking pretty dim.

Port Milwaukee will not welcome any passenger cruise ships this summer, because of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

Omar Shaikh will stay on as board chair of VISIT Milwaukee until June 2021, delaying plans to transition out of the role at year's end.