by Angela Kryhul Known for its striking red cliffs, lush farmland and impossibly fresh seafood, Prince Edward Island may be Canada’s smallest province, but it packs a big punch. PEI seamlessly blends business and immersive experiences, offering state-of-the-art conference facilities, direct air access to Charlottetown and a range of unique activities—whether it’s lobster fishing, vibrant kitchen parties or beachside teambuilding adventures. OH CANADA PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CONVENTION FACILITIES The Prince Edward Island Convention Centre and the adjoining Delta Hotels Prince Edward together deliver 50,000 sq. ft. of flexible space, including 25 meeting rooms and a 7,000-sq.-ft. outdoor patio. Situated along the Charlottetown Harbour, the convention centre recently received new carpeting inspired by the Island’s sun-washed sand and deep Atlantic Ocean blues, while the Delta has refreshed its lobby and Water’s Edge restaurant, and plans to update its 211 guestrooms and suites during 2026. meetpei.com/delta-prince-edward In the heart of Charlottetown, the Confederation Centre of the Arts is a dynamic venue for meetings, exhibitions and special events. The 1,106-seat Sobey Family Theatre is perfect for keynote presentations while the 212-seat Mack theatre—a former cinema turned cabaret venue—provides a more intimate vibe for lectures or performances. confederationcentre.com Beyond Charlottetown, the Loyalist Country Inn & Conference Centre is a four-star independent hotel property overlooking the harbour in Summerside, the Island’s second largest city. The property features 82 guestrooms, an on-site restaurant and fully- equipped conference centre with 9,129 sq. ft. of flexible space. loyalistcountryinn.com Fast Facts: meetpei.com Population: 179,280 Accommodations: 2,213 accommodation providers; 7,226 total guestrooms Getting here: Charlottetown Airport (YYG) offers year-round direct flights from Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa with seasonal service from Edmonton and Calgary. Access the Island by road via the Confederation Bridge or by ferry from Nova Scotia. Getting around: Group transportation via charter buses, private shuttles and chauffeur services. For smaller groups or individual rides, Kari is PEI’s 100% locally-owned ride-sharing app. Photo: Tourism PEI Heather Ogg Photo: Discover Charlottetown Photo: Tourism PEI: Sander Meurs CHARLOTTETOWN ACCOMMODATIONS The Rodd Charlottetown hotel is undergoing a $10-million top-to-bottom renovation. Built in 1931 by Canadian National Railway, this historic gem offers 115 guestrooms and suites, a rooftop garden with harbour views, two elegant ballrooms, six flexible meeting rooms and full-service catering. The Great George is a unique collection of beautifully restored heritage buildings that blend local history with boutique hospitality. With 54 guestrooms and conference facilities for up to 50 guests, it’s an inspired choice for VIPs, small groups or incentive travel programs. Sobey Family Theatre at Confederation Centre Prince edward Island Convention Centre The Great George 58 | Ignitemag.ca | Summer 2025
