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Alberta

Alberta hosted the G8 world leader’s summit in 2002, and from there has built a reputation for outstanding convention services boasting scenic retreats, state-of-the-art Olympic sports facilities, and the famous Rocky Mountains.  Alberta is a blend of outdoor adventure and urban sophistication.

Calgary, Alberta's major gateway is a vibrant city and the best point from which to head west into the mountains and is served by direct daily flights from London Heathrow.

Provincial capital Edmonton loves to celebrate and is consequently known as 'Festival City'. It is also the place to shop; the city is famous for its enormous West Edmonton Mall, the world's largest entertainment and shopping centre with over 800 stores and services.

Southern Alberta is cattle ranching country, where groups can experience an authentic working ranch and take part in guided horseback tours, trail rides, cattle drives, and cookouts under the stars. Groups can also explore Alberta's First Nation's heritage at Head-Smashed-in Buffalo Jump. Other native experiences include tepee camps and powwows.

Alberta's Rocky Mountains and its National parks are major year-round attractions, with stunning mountain peaks, glaciers, valleys, lakes and wildlife, and provide endless activities.

Banff

Banff

360° views of jagged snow-capped peaks, a river valley and only-in-Canada skies greet delegates as they arrive in this Rocky Mountain town site.

Calgary

Calgary

It's not hard to see what makes Calgary such a versatile, year-round meeting destination

Edmonton

Edmonton

Alberta's capital blends urban arts and culture into a resort-like setting. Downtown's Shaw Conference Centre is terraced with views over the North Saskatchewan River Valley.

Jasper

Jasper

Known for its hospitality, unpretentious atmosphere and golf and ski resorts, Jasper can also help you arrange exciting teambuilding adventures.

Kananaskis

Kananaskis

This tiny resort lies nestled inside the protected ecosystem of Kananaskis Country at the southern foothills of the Canadian Rockies.

Lake Louise

Lake Louise

Located about 35 miles west of Banff, Lake Louise is a small luxury resort town famous for its skiing, golfing, and 360° view of unspoiled mountain peaks