KINGSTON, ON THE VIBE Canada’s first capital blends beautifully preserved heritage architecture with modern conference facilities, boutique hotels and unique venues, including Fort Henry National Historic Site, the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts, the Donald Gordon Conference Centre, Slush Puppie Place and Kingston 1000 Islands Cruises. With its compact waterfront setting, groups easily move between meetings while experiencing the city’s historic character and contemporary energy. STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE Conveniently located between Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal, Kingston is easy to reach by Highway 401 or VIA Rail. Once delegates arrive, downtown hotels, meeting venues, restaurants and attractions are all within walking distance, eliminating the need for shuttles. GOOD TO KNOW Teams can explore the city’s vibrant culinary scene with Kingston Food Tours, step inside the historic Kingston Penitentiary, tackle custom challenges with Improbable Escapes or unwind with waterfront cycling and walking tours, yoga sessions or craft brewery experiences. Planners can also incorporate Indigenous learning, museum and gallery tours, visits with local artisans and wine tastings featuring Prince Edward County vintners. WORKING WITH THEM Tourism Kingston provides hands-on support throughout the planning process, from sourcing the right venue and hotel block to connecting planners with trusted local suppliers, including speakers, entertainers, caterers, transportation and A/V partners. CONTACT Ted Robinson [email protected] 613-532-3495 visitkingston.ca The Other Boardroom Big in Business. Bigger in Experience. Trade routine meetings for inspired gatherings. From full-service conference facilities to après-ski connections on the slopes, our resort blends business with the kind of energy only winter can bring. BLUEMOUNTAIN.CA/BUSINESS
