The Québec City Convention Centre’s Fall 2026 Season Will Generate More Than $31M in Economic Impact

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A busy fall season is ahead at the Québec City Convention Centre. From September to December 2026, 54 events will bring together nearly 58,000 participants and are expected to generate a total economic impact of more than $31 million for the Québec City area.

Conventions, meetings, banquets and trade shows will take place one after another through the end of the year, showcasing the vitality of business tourism in Québec City and keeping the Convention Centre busier than ever!

A Rich and Diverse Fall Program

A total of 30 conventions, 16 meetings, 6 banquets and 2 trade shows are scheduled through the end of 2026. October is expected to be particularly busy, while November will have the highest number of events at the Convention Centre.

The positive impact of this sustained activity extends well beyond the Convention Centre, benefiting the many hotels, restaurants, businesses and attractions that will welcome delegates and visitors during their stay in Québec City.

“It is a great source of pride for our team to contribute, event after event, to generating positive benefits for the entire region and helping ensure our clients’ success! This fall program once again reflects the vitality of business tourism in Québec City and our destination’s ability to attract major events,” said Caroline Lepage, President and CEO of the Québec City Convention Centre.

7 Major Conventions on the Calendar

Among the events expected this fall, 7 conventions (5 Canadian and 2 international) stand out for their scope. Together, they will bring more than 5,800 delegates to Québec City and are expected to generate more than $10.1 million in economic impact.

Canadian conventions: 

  • National Insurance Conference of Canada 2026
  • CanSAGE 2026
  • The ONE National Conference 2026
  • 16th Canadian Urban Forest Conference
  • RIMS Canada Conference

International conventions:

  • 2026 Adventure Travel World Summit
  • IMAT 2026

A Positive Contribution to the Entire Region

Beyond the numbers, these events represent thousands of participants who will stay in Québec City, discover the destination and enjoy its many attractions. Hosting conventions and events has a direct impact on the economic vitality of the Québec City area.

The fall season is already in full swing at the Québec City Convention Centre, and our anything-but-conventional team looks forward to welcoming you and turning your visit into a memorable experience!

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Photo: Carlos Quintero (MediaOnQ)

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