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While the world’s event organizers may be temporarily pausing their face-to-face conferences amidst the COVID-19 health crisis, when they are able to once again meet in person, organizers will find that Kelowna, British Columbia’s fastest-growing city, provides plenty of new options in which to host their events…
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Booming: that’s the best way to describe the growth of the tech sector in Kelowna…
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Canada’s Industry 4.0 technologies and next-generation manufacturing capabilities are revolutionizing how finished products and components are designed, manufactured, distributed and repaired across a spectrum of industries and climate conditions…
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Meeting planners know that the mark of a memorable conference isn’t just about the quality of lectures, workshops or professional networking…
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The secret is out. Winter is one of the best value seasons to meet in Kelowna…
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The blueprint of a successful conference strategy begins with collaboration. Last week, on the traditional, unceded territory of the syilx Nation in Kelowna, some 700 international delegates convened with the goal of accelerating Indigenous tourism growth in Canada and abroad…
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Next week, delegates from around the globe will arrive in Kelowna for the 2019 International Indigenous Tourism Conference (IITC), which will take place at the Delta Hotels by Marriott Grand Okanagan Resort from November 12 to 14…
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Being a big fish in a small pond can have its benefits, especially if your big fish is a large conference and the “small pond” is Kelowna, a midsized city in British Columbia’s central interior…
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Come early. Stay late. One of the benefits of attending a professional conference is the opportunity it presents to explore the host destination before or after the main event…
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It all adds up: from the distance delegates fly to attend an event, to the volumes of paper, food, and plastics consumed in the process of educating and entertaining an audience…
Kelowna is situated on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the syilx/Okanagan people
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