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Banff & Lake Louise Tourism

Suite 375 Cascade Plaza, T1L 1B3
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Why Choose Banff and Lake Louise?

Meetings held here are unlike any other on earth. With inspirational views in every direction, Banff National Park creates an exhilarating backdrop for any gathering. It’s a setting that offers you the chance to gather, connect with nature and pursue the moments that give meaning as a group. From intimate meeting rooms to mountaintop balconies, sweeping conference halls to off-site settings, Banff and Lake Louise’s diverse range of venues can be themed and tailored to meet the needs of your group. As your DMO, Banff & Lake Louise Tourism is committed to offering you end-to-end support, from site inspections through to marketing activity and logistical planning. As local experts, we look forward to helping you plan a seamless and memorable event in Banff National Park.

Venue Details

Hotels90
Convention center72,000 sq. ft.
Guest Rooms4,319
Guest rooms at 1 hotel500
Special event venues6
Average room rate$259
Occupancy rate-
Restaurants125
Daily food cost$107
Tax rate5%
Venue typeCVB

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Mar 31, 2025 - Apr 4, 2025
Apr 7, 2025 - Apr 11, 2025
Apr 14, 2025 - Apr 18, 2025
Apr 21, 2025 - Apr 25, 2025
Apr 28, 2025 - Apr 30, 2025
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Seasonal Availability

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High season
May 15 - Sep 30
Shoulder season
Low season
Jan 01 - Apr 30Oct 01 - Dec 31

Getting Here

Banff and Lake Louise are located in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, a scenic 1.5 hour drive along the Trans Canada Highway from Calgary International Airport (YYC). We straddle the border between the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia, Canada.
Distance from Calgary International Airport (YYC) airport 87 mi

Location

Local Attractions

Lake Louise Sightseeing Gondola – All Seasons
Lake Louise Sightseeing Gondola – All Seasons
AN UNFORGETTABLE PANORAMIC VIEW - Rise to 2088m (6850ft) for commanding views of Lake Louise and the Bow Valley. This awe-inspiring viewpoint showcases the unspoiled landscape found in Banff National Park with optional snowshoeing tours available.
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Dogsledding – Winter
Dogsledding – Winter
THE BUCKET-LIST ACTIVITY YOU ARE WAITING FOR - Dogsledding is an exciting way to enjoy the landscapes of Banff National Park in winter. Sit under a blanket on a traditional dogsled and let a team of huskies lead you on a picturesque journey through mountain valleys. For added excitement, try mushing the sled yourself and guiding a team of dogs down the trail!
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Ski & Snowboard – Winter
Ski & Snowboard – Winter
WORLD-CLASS RESORTS - Impressive mountains and heaps of dry powder snow await downhill skiers and snowboarders in Banff National Park. Three ski areas are located within a close drive from the Town of Banff and give you unspoiled views as you carve the hills. With a total of 7,700 acres of developed terrain suitable for beginners and experts alike, the ski season here stretches from November to May.
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Helicopter Tours – All Seasons
Helicopter Tours – All Seasons
THE “WOW” YOU ARE LOOKING FOR - For a birds-eye view of the Canadian Rockies, helicopter tours are available for sightseeing and begin in the mountain areas neighbouring Banff National Park. Tours last from 20 minutes to 1 hour, depending on how long you’d like to stay up in the air! From above, you can view alpine lakes, sweeping glaciers and impressive peaks, such as the highest mountain in Banff National Park, Mount Assiniboine.
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Dining and Off-Sites – All Seasons
Dining and Off-Sites – All Seasons
GROUP READY RESTAURANTS - From 10 people to 500, Banff and Lake Louise has an outstanding list of suppliers that are ready for your group. From fine dining to western cookouts, our off-site venues can accommodate every planners budget and needs.
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Icewalk – Winter
Icewalk – Winter
2 FEET AND A HEART BEAT - Explore the majestic Johnston Canyon via a half-day, low impact walking trail. Join a scheduled tour or ask for a custom excursion to this frozen masterpiece. Strap on a pair of “icers” and grab you camera for this amazing experience that will bring you face to face with towering frozen waterfalls, deep canyon walls and pristine mountain streams.
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Banff Upper Hot Spring – All Seasons
Banff Upper Hot Spring – All Seasons
NATURAL REJUVENATION - With an average temperature of 37 degrees Celsius, the Banff Upper Hot Springs offers particularly special conditions to go for a warm, soothing soak in wintertime. As snow gently falls on the surrounding peaks, you can take a deep breath and relax amidst steaming waters.
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Horse-drawn Sleigh Rides – Winter
Horse-drawn Sleigh Rides – Winter
ENJOY THE MAGIC OF WINTER - Nothing could be more special than sipping on a cup of hot cocoa as you ride through snow-filled trails on a horse-drawn sleigh. Hop onboard, snuggle under a wool blanket and enjoy the scenery as horses clip-clop their way among snow-topped evergreen trees.
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Banff Gondola – All Seasons
Banff Gondola – All Seasons
AN UNPARALLELED MOUNTAINTOP DESTINATION - Soar to the top of Sulphur Mountain to experience a stunning bird's-eye view of six incredible mountain ranges. With breathtaking vistas in every direction, you'll understand why this is a Canadian Rockies must-see destination.
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Snowshoeing – Winter
Snowshoeing – Winter
THE FASTEST GROWING SPORT IN NORTH AMERICA - Strap on some snowshoes and venture into the wilderness of Banff National Park! Trained naturalists will accompany you to provide instruction on snowshoeing and to share their knowledge about the area. If you’re eager to experience more distant mountainous regions, heli-snowshoeing options are also available.
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Ice Skating – Winter
Ice Skating – Winter
A WINTER CLASSIC - The sparkling, glacier-fed waters of Banff National Park freeze over in winter, providing you with some of the most scenic ice skating rinks in the world. These natural rinks, combined with some rinks created and maintained throughout the park, provide you with numerous indoor and outdoor rinks available for skating.
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Tubing – Winter
Tubing – Winter
TOBOGGANING 2.0 - Ski areas are, of course, great for skiing and snowboarding, but if sitting is more your thing – or you’re just looking to try something different – why not scoot your way down the hill on an inflatable tube? Snow tubing is just like tobogganing, except that a unique towing system will pull you back to the top! You’ll also have some pretty epic hills to slide down and large sliding lanes so that you can go down next to one another.
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Sightseeing/Wildlife Tours – All Seasons
Sightseeing/Wildlife Tours – All Seasons
EXPLORE LIKE A LOCAL - Sightseeing is one of the most popular activities in Banff National Park, and for good reason! Cruise the scenic roads to stunning alpine lakes on your own or join in on a guided tour through one of the local tour operators. Among many options, boat cruises, guided hikes, rafting trips and GPS-guided driving tours are also available!
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Shopping and Nightlife – All Seasons
Shopping and Nightlife – All Seasons
URBAN ADVENTURES - Luxury name brands, local artisans, outdoor equipment, the list goes on. Shopping in Banff and Lake Louise is abundant and satisfying. Matched with a nightlife that covers dancing, live music and even bowling, we have something for everyone.
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Team-building Programs – All Seasons
Team-building Programs – All Seasons
UNIQUE GROUP ACTIVITIES - Offered by several suppliers, teambuilding programs take on a different meaning in Banff and Lake Louise. Arrange a custom outing to mend our National Park’s Wildlife Protection Fence or perhaps a light program focused on Survival Skills in the Mountains. A wide range of options is just waiting to be explored.
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Cave & Basin National Historic Site – All Seasons
Cave & Basin National Historic Site – All Seasons
BIRTHPLACE OF PARKS CANADA - Visit the Cave and Basin National Historic Site to experience the birthplace of Canada’s national parks and learn about the natural and cultural history of the mountains. Touch the hot water that seeps from the rocks, smell the minerals and explore the trails. Discover it on your own or enjoy one of the many guided tours.
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Museums and Galleries – All Seasons
Museums and Galleries – All Seasons
WHERE HISTORY AND ART MEET - Feel like shopping for local, national and international art? Interested in learning about our history or natural environment? Banff and Lake Louise continues to celebrate our artist heritage through several galleries and museums. Whether it is education or appreciation, culture is the mane of the game.
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Banff & Lake Louise Tourism Frequently Asked Questions

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Sustainable Practices

Please provide comments or a link to any publicly communicated Banff & Lake Louise Tourism's sustainability or social impact goals/strategy.
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Does Banff & Lake Louise Tourism have a strategy that focuses on the elimination and diversion of waste (i.e. plastics, papers, cardboard, etc.)? If yes, please elaborate on your strategy of elimination and diversion of waste.
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Diversity and Inclusion

For US hotels only, is Banff & Lake Louise Tourism and/or parent company certified as a 51% diverse owned business enterprise (BE)? If yes, please indicate which one of the following you are certified as:
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If applicable, could you please provide a link to Banff & Lake Louise Tourism's public report on their commitments and initiatives related to diversity, equity, and inclusion?
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Health and Safety

Were practices at Banff & Lake Louise Tourism developed based on health service recommendations from public governmental entities or private organizations? If Yes, please list which organizations were used to develop these practices.
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Does Banff & Lake Louise Tourism clean and sanitize public areas and publicly accessible facilities (i.e. meeting rooms, restaurants, elevator banks, etc.)? If yes, describe any new measures that are taken.
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