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Alberta is Calling: Tourism and Sport in Edmonton

Tuesday, May 28, 2024
7:30am to 9:30am

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28

Join us on May 28th for an exclusive breakfast event featuring Hon. Minister Joseph Schow, who will present 'Higher Ground: A Tourism Sector Strategy'.

He will speak on a panel alongside Edmonton's top tourism and sports leaders, including Traci Bednard, CEO of Explore Edmonton, and Shae Bird, CEO of Indigenous Tourism Alberta. During the event, you'll enjoy a delicious breakfast and participate in a lively discussion about the future of tourism and sports in our city, as well as the economic impacts they provide.

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