Less than an hour north of Montreal lie the verdant
valleys, small villages and the great outdoors of the
Laurentians, a region full of surprises for corporate
groups, incentive trips or executive retreats.
There's so much to do in the region, every month of
the year. Festivals, concerts and the great outdoors
engage attendees after hours. Pre- or post-program
activities during the winter months include downhill
and cross-country skiing. In the spring and summer,
discover the bounty of the region's culinary artistry and
explore the creative work of the local artisans.
Come and discover one of Quebec's favourite
four-season playgrounds. The first ski hills were built at
Mont-Tremblant in the 1800s and resort properties,
restaurants and cottage living soon followed. Today,
it's easy to fly from Toronto into Mont-Tremblant
International. It's a 37-minute drive to Mont-Tremblant
from the airport. Porter offers 12 direct flights per week
in winter and two to six flights during the summer. Air
Canada flies direct from Toronto Pearson International
Airport four times per week in the winter. Alternatively,
the region is about 60 minutes by car from Pierre-Elliot
Trudeau International Airport in Montreal.
For more insight on
the Laurentians visit
our Destination Hub
laurentiansbusinessevents.com
