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Local, state tourism groups use NBA Finals coverage to draw travelers TV commercials, media exposure expected to boost industry recovery Share As the national spotlight has zeroed in on Milwaukee during the Bucks’ historic NBA Playoff run, Travel Wisconsin are making their own push to spark the interest of out-of-state travelers. The tourism entities during the NBA Finals have each aired TV commercials featuring a range of visually appealing summertime scenes, from downtown Milwaukee’s skyline at sunset to boating on northern Wisconsin’s lakes. The 30-second ads have mainly run in Mi...
Acting Tourism Secretary Anne Sayers says the Joint Finance Committee’s vote to continue a $1.5 million addition to the Department of Tourism’s base budget will help Wisconsin remain competitive with
Wisconsin tourism industry expects boom in 2021 By Barry Adams article Green Bay, from Peninsula State Park, Wisconsin. (Photo by: David Underwood/Education Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) MADISON, Wis. - As the 2021 summer travel season kicks off, there is hope, optimism and even predictions of a big rebound for the tourism industry, clobbered by the COVID-19 pandemic last year. "I think this summer is currently poised to be record-breaking," said David Eades, executive director of the Bayfield Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Bureau. "I think people are ready to get out. Afte...
Who we are. Where we go. What we need to know. The big deals this week: Everyone is "jacked up" for live music to return, Downtown Dining Week and revenge travel. Let's talk business Who decided that elastic waistbands weren't "professional"? Now I'm not trying to wear my tie-dye sweatsuit to the office but I do want to retain some of the comforts that I gained in the last year. Retailers are preparing for us to all go back to seeing other humans regularly and wanting some updated clothes. Casual and comfort will still be king. Denim and polos are replacing khakis and dress shirts. A suit...