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How to Plan a Winter Visit to Banff National Park: The Ultimate Guide

This comprehensive travel guide outlines how to plan a successful winter excursion to Banff National Park between November and April. It highlights the unique advantages of a cold-weather visit, such as diminished crowds, majestic frozen landscapes, and distinct seasonal activities like ice skating…

70: Moraine Lake Shuttles Explained - How to Choose the Best Option

Trying to figure out how to get to Moraine Lake? You're not alone. This is a refreshed and updated version of one of the most popular episodes of The Banff Travel Podcast. Instead of comparing every shuttle company and departure time, this episode takes a different approach. We'll start by figuring…

Mike Yardley: The brilliance of Banff

Touted as one of the most beautiful places in the world, there really is something special about Banff. Combining the striking stature of the Rockies with the snug, quaint charms of small-town Canada, it’s the sheer splendour of accessible and abundant wilderness that casts you under its spell. Jus…

Thunder-Pumper

May 17, 1993, 6am, Lake Louise, next to Chase Lake National Wildlife Refuge near Woodworth, North Dakota. © Lang Elliott. This is a binaural field recording. Please listen with headphones. It is dawn in a vast prairie wetland in central North Dakota. I sit quietly in my canoe, alongside a dense s…

74: Banff in September - 5 Questions I Get Asked All the Time

Coming to Banff in September? Will it snow? Are Lake Louise and Moraine Lake still turquoise? Is it really less crowded? And when exactly do the larches turn yellow? In this episode, Celine Brewer (your Banff Travel Planning expert), answers five of the questions she gets all the time about visitin…

An Epic RV Trip to Western Canada and the Canadian Rockies PT. 2 (Jasper, Icefields Parkway)

Some RV trips are about the destination. Others are about the drive. And then there are those rare adventures where every single part of the journey feels like the destination. That is exactly what happened during the second leg of Gretchen Holcombe’s epic Western Canada RV trip. …

Ep.30 - Richard Burkley, CEO of Lake Louise

Imagine running a ski area where you can ski for three days and still not cover half the terrain.With views so inspiring, you could alost forget how incredible the skiing is? Now imagine that your marketing strategy is built around something surprisingly simple: keep the lifts spinning, keep the t…

Canada: Coast to coast with Sandra Potter

Canada is big enough to make choosing where to go a holiday in itself. Sandra Potter, founder of Frontier Travel, returns to Destination Unlocked to help us find our way, from the lakes and mountains of the Rockies to Québec City’s historic streets and the icebergs off Newfoundland. Joining Daniel …

What If Success Is Simply Refusing to Give Up?

This is an episode that rocked my world. I had no idea what my conversation with Jeremy Gutoski would look like, and I certainly didn’t expect it to live rent-free in my brain for as long as it has. Jeremy the Sax Man is an icon in Kamloops. If you’ve spent any time at local festivals, wineries, or…

You Can’t Market Your Way Out of a Bad Experience

On this episode of Suite Success, host Katie Cline sits down with David Goldstein, President and CEO of Travel Alberta. With more than 30 years of leadership experience spanning media, government, and tourism, David is rethinking the traditional role of destination marketing organizations, shifting…