Calgary, famous for its Stampede (rodeo), hosted the Winter Olympics in 1988. Meeting and event planning choices include EPCOR Centre for Performing Arts and Devonian Gardens.

Edmonton has grown from riverside fort to Alberta's thriving capital and a prime tourist and business destination in Canada. With 12,000 hotel rooms and easy access by plane, rail or road, planning meetings and events is a breeze.

Planning meetings and events in Canada’s economic petroleum powerhouse frequently entails trips to Calgary, Banff National Park and Edmonton.

Banff, Canada’s second-highest meeting and event planning destination, sits amid North America’s most stunning scenery; venues include Natural History Museum.

Meeting and event planning in Canmore Kananaskis Country reveals a gem of the Canadian Rockies at an elevation of 5,000 feet. Planners will see a four-seasons destination loaded with incentive potential.

Meeting and event planning in Jasper is geared for those groups that crave rustic luxury. Set in the glorious Canadian wilderness, Jasper’s meeting amenities include hearty meals, clear mountain air, and plenty

Unique venues, pleasant weather, and plenty of recreational activities make Lethbridge a fantastic meeting destination for groups looking for a charming locale filled with adventure.

A mid-size city with the conveniences of a major urban centre and a small-town friendly atmosphere, Lloydminster is a vibrant, growing destination well positioned for meetings and events.

Home to the largest convention and conference facility in southeastern Alberta, Medicine Hat boasts natural beauty and wide-open spaces paired with mid-sized city value when it comes to hosting meetings and group events.

Meeting and event planning in Red Deer is not only a value alternative to Calgary and Edmonton, it pairs natural beauty with small-town charm.