G7 Summit Affects Banff Business

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G7 summit buzz reaches Banff, but not all businesses see a boost

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The G7 summit in Kananaskis has put a spotlight on the tourist hot spot, raising questions about how the influx of visitors and media coverage may affect Banff’s local economy.

More than 1,400 journalists are stationed in the region, many of them based at the international media centre in Banff .

The summit, running until Tuesday , has also attracted about 2,000 diplomatic personnel.

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