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About the Wisconsin Bed & Breakfast Association
The Wisconsin Bed & Breakfast Association was established in 1987 and is one of the largest B&B associations of its kind in the United States. The B&B industry considers itself the original share economy, offering travelers a unique opportunity to stay as a local. Member inns of the WBBA are also well-known for their eco-friendly practices and farm-to-table cuisine. All member inns in this elite collection of B&Bs are inspected, insured and licensed.

For Reporters
Public Relations Contact: Carla Minsky, cell 920.979.3420, cminsky@charter.net

Wisconsin Bed & Breakfast Association: Kerri Thiel, Executive Director, 715.942.8180, kerri@wbba.org

Media Policy: If you’re interested in a media visit to one of our member inns and have an assigned story, we are happy to help facilitate. Comp and media rates for one-night stays are often offered by inns pending availability. Midweek dates work best, avoiding holidays and peak season. Send your request to cminsky@charter.net.

Annual Conference: For up-to-date information and details of our annual conferences, see the conference page of our website. If you’re interested in attending, contact Carla Minsky, cminsky@charter.net.

Download Images: If you are interested in photography from our website or our organization’s logo for use in an editorial story, contact kerri@wbba.org. Photo credit line should read WisconsinBandB.com.

News Release Archive

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2017:

  • One Size Does Fit All with Wisconsin B&B Gift Card
  • 10 Wisconsin B&Bs for Leaf Peeping
  • Not Really Roughing It at Wisconsin Cabin B&Bs
  • Top Public Golf Courses and B&Bs Nearby for Wisconsin Getaways

2016:

  • Wisconsin B&Bs Big on Curb Appeal
  • Biking is the New Golf According to the Wisconsin B&B Association
  • Insider Tips for First-time B&Bers

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