Edmonton Tourism launches its fifth winter campaign this week with the first phase aimed at increasing Greater Edmonton's share of leisure visitors from across Alberta. "Our award-winning winter ...

EDMONTON, ALBERTA--(Marketwired - May 14, 2014) - It's all about the experience, and Edmonton Tourism celebrated the best in customer service at the 14 th annual You're Welcome Edmonton Awards last ...

EDMONTON, AB, June 6, 2025 /CNW/ - The winners of the prestigious Edmonton Tourism Awards 2025 have been announced, recognizing exceptional contributions to the city's tourism scene. Hosted by ...

EDMONTON, AB, June 2, 2023 /CNW/ - The winners of the prestigious Edmonton Tourism Awards 2023 have been announced, recognizing exceptional contributions to the city's tourism scene. Hosted by ...

Destination Canada announced Sept. 26 they will create a Northern Sky Corridor of tourism from Edmonton to Yellowknife, connecting international tourists with Indigenous history, art and culture from ...

Edmonton's tourism, marketing and events authority, Explore Edmonton, wants the city's residents to learn how to boast better. Traci Bednard, president and CEO of Explore Edmonton, says Edmontonians ...

A focus on attracting major sporting events to Edmonton has helped the city’s tourism industry rebound significantly in 2021. “They’ve supported a lot of small businesses. The impacts of tourism ...

Something exciting has been happening in the Western Canadian city of Edmonton over the last few years. Previously, in the belief that the city’s cultural, scenic and foodie attractions weren’t quite ...

The largest tourism trade show in the country, Rendez-vous Canada, is in Edmonton this week for its annual conference, connecting tourism partners from across Canada and the world. From May 14-17, ...

With the province and rest of the world slowly moving past the COVID-19 pandemic, Edmonton’s tourism industry is hopeful for a return to business as usual, but getting back to pre-pandemic levels may ...

Cannabis cafés, lounges and restaurants serving cannabis-infused dishes and desserts could become commonplace in Edmonton if advocates succeed in convincing governments to allow it. Nathan Mison, ...