The impacts of a trade war and strained foreign relations, particularly with Canada, introduce uncertainty to Western Montana ...

Local tourist attractions in southern Alberta have benefitted from changes in habits, creating an excitement around the future of the industry.

(Roam Creative/Destination Canada/Métis Crossing) Indigenous Tourism Alberta CEO Chelsea Quirk said one-in-three international visitors want these offerings, with higher demand among Canadian ...

The industry has also responded positively to Alberta's recent All-Seasons Resorts Act. The bill created a new regulator for all-seasons resorts on public land, of which there are currently none, to ...

The U.S. used to be the most popular destination for Canadians, but the political climate is driving them elsewhere.

Officials also point to high demand for Indigenous offerings for tourists, that's growing across Canada, but particularly in Alberta. Indigenous Tourism Alberta CEO Chelsea Quirk said one-in-three ...

“We’re pretty excited,” she added. “We are cautiously optimistic that this might be a great time for tourism and travel to Canada, and especially Alberta.” ...