Tourism

Will Jeffrey is one of six recipients of this year's Governor's Tourism Award

The tourism industry remains strong in the Northwoods.The newly rebranded Minocqua Area Visitors Bureau is working to ensure all of its communities are benefiting from those visitors.

Chances look better this winter for the construction of the popular Eagle River Ice Castle

Agritourism combines two of Wisconsin's greatest strengths, and Governor Tony Evers came to Stoney Acres Farm in Athens to talk about it

Visit Wausau has announced the region’s bid to host the 2026 and 2029 National Horseshoe Pitchers Association World Championships at Weston’s Greenheck Turner Community Center from July 13th-26th

Summer is here, but some Wisconsin households juggling higher consumer costs and other basic needs might feel like a vacation is out of reach

Governor Tony Evers and Tourism Secretary Anne Sayers celebrated a record year for tourist spending in the state by taking a hike around the Schmeeckle Reserve in Stevens Point on Wednesday

Governor Evers says farms like Rooted in Red, which offer tours and hands-on experiences, combine two of the state’s biggest industries to create a better understanding of where food comes from

The Northwoods has received less than half the normal amount of snow this winter, leading to pauses in the normal snowmobiling and cross-country skiing seasons.

January in the Northwoods typically ends with a solid foot of snow on the ground, snowmobiles buzzing through the woods, and frozen lakes dotted with ice shanties.Those are largely missing this winter as the Northwoods grapples with a lack of snow and unusually warm temperatures.It’s causing many businesses to take a hit.