Frequently asked questions

​​​​​​Québec City excels at hosting conventions with 200 to 4,000 attendees. However, both smaller and larger events can be accommodated thanks to our versatile venues.

​​​​​​The Québec City Convention Centre can host up to 3,800 people for a banquet or 7,500 for a reception.

​​​​​​Discover 10 reasons to plan your event in Québec City.

Explore our dedicated section on sustainable event planning in Québec City.

All recent developments can be found in the Latest News and Updates  section of our website.

Québec City is a year-round destination. However, you may find below-average hotel rates between November and April.

Québec City Business Destination (QCBD) offers various incentives for event organizers. Contact us to see if your event qualifies.

QCBD and its expert partners will help bring your vision to life, ensuring the success of your event. Discover all the services and promotional tools available.

​​​​​​Many Canadian, U.S., and European cities offer direct flights to Québec City. Check the Jean Lesage International Airport's direct flight list for details.

Québec City is about 250 km from Montréal, roughly a three-hour drive. You can also travel by VIA Rail train between the two cities.

The airport is just 15 km from downtown and 10 km from Sainte-Foy.

• Several options are available:
  • Public transit: RTC routes 76 and 80 connect to downtown via routes 800 and 801.
  • Taxi: Fares range from $41.40 to $47.60, depending on the time of day, for a 20-minute ride. Uber is also available.
  • Car rentals: Multiple agencies operate directly at the airport terminal.
  • Private shuttles: Some companies offer private transportation upon reservation.
• For more details, visit the Jean Lesage International Airport website.

The local bus network, Réseau de transport de la capitale (RTC), is an easy way to get to most tourist attractions. Learn more here.

There are several ways to purchase RTC tickets.

Here are the shops in and around the city centre that do bike rentals.

Absolutely! Combine historic tours, cultural activities, gastronomy, and outdoor adventures for a diverse itinerary. Check out our group activities and experiences.

Québec City is the perfect place to embrace winter! From the Québec Winter Carnival to the Ice Hotel, discover the top unforgettable winter experiences for your attendees.

The Ice Hotel is open from early January to late March each year. Check the official website for exact dates.

Québec City is located on the unceded territory of the Huron-Wendat Nation. Explore the best experiences to discover the Indigenous culture.

Yes, Québec City is a very safe city, and walking around at night is generally worry-free.

While Québec City takes pride in its Francophone heritage, it is also very welcoming to English-speaking visitors. Most professionals in tourism and event industries speak English fluently, especially in areas like Old Québec, Petit-Champlain, and the Québec City Convention Centre. Visitors will find English translations for most information and services.

Language regulations do not impact services for event attendees. They primarily ensure that Québec residents can work and receive services in French. English services remain available for visitors and delegates. The only exception applies to Canadian events, where signage must be bilingual, with French taking precedence over English. Learn more about Bill 96.

Requirements vary by country. Check the Government of Canada website to see if a visa or Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) is needed.

Certain event-related expenses, such as venue rental fees, may be eligible. Refer to the Canada Revenue Agency for details.