Occupancy over the Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day holiday weekends was up 14 percent compared to a year ago according to Kewaunee County's Public Information Office. Both Algoma and Kewaunee experienced growth from summer holidays in 2018.  Cassie Jelinek, Administrative Assistant for the Kewaunee Area Chamber of Commerce, says Kewaunee's numbers could have been even higher if it was not for high waters closing the marina early in the season.

 

 

Businesses in both communities rose to the challenge in the months after with other public and private marinas honoring launch passes for the Kewaunee Marina. You can find the full breakdown below.

 

 

2019 Holiday Recap (Memorial Day Weekend, July 4th Weekend, Labor Day Weekend)

 

 

Overall, across Kewaunee County of the businesses the county was able to reach and had numbers readily available, they had an approximate 70% occupancy  in Hotels, Motels, Condos, Bed & Breakfast as well Loft rentals. The county had an approximate 89% occupancy at campgrounds.

 

Algoma had an approximate 75% occupancy in Hotels, Motels, Condos, Bed & Breakfast as well Loft rentals with an approximate 91% occupancy at campgrounds.

 

Kewaunee had an approximate 54% occupancy in Hotels, Motels, Condos, Bed & Breakfast as well Loft rentals with an approximate 86% occupancy at campgrounds.

 

 

 

2018 Holiday Recap (Memorial Day Weekend, July 4th Weekend, Labor Day Weekend)

 

Across Kewaunee County of the businesses the county was able to reach and had numbers readily available, they had an approximate 57% occupancy  in Hotels, Motels, Condos, Bed & Breakfast as well Loft rentals. Kewaunee County had an approximate 74% occupancy at campgrounds.

 

Algoma had an approximate 63% occupancy in Hotels, Motels, Condos, Bed & Breakfast as well Loft rentals with an approximate 77% occupancy at campgrounds.

 

Kewaunee had an approximate 54% occupancy in Hotels, Motels, Condos, Bed & Breakfast as well Loft rentals with an approximate 69% occupancy at campgrounds.