Your Safety in Mind

The operational standards being implemented at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise and at Accor properties across North & Central America were developed and vetted by a team of expert advisors to ensure maximum efficacy in preventing the spread of all viruses and pathogens, including COVID-19, with oversight by Bureau Veritas, a world leader in testing, inspections and certification; Dr. Amesh Adalja, Senior Scholar at the Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security & fellow with the Infectious Diseases Society of America; and Ruth Petran, Ph.D., CFS, Senior Corporate Scientist, Food Safety and Public Health, for Ecolab, global leaders in cleaning and hygiene, and trusted advisors to the CDC.

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Effective March 1, 2022, a number of the Government of Alberta’s public health measures will be lifted including:

• Provincial mask mandate.
• Capacity on all large venues and entertainment venues.
• Indoor and outdoor social gathering limits.

Masks are no longer mandatory in the hotel’s indoor public spaces. For more information on current provincial public health measures, please visit the Alberta Government website.

Travelling from outside of Canada?

Travelling from outside of Canada?

Please ensure you have read, understood and complied with all Canadian requirements for all foreign nationals and permanent residents travelling into Canada. Information on testing services in Alberta can be found here. Travelers must submit their quarantine plans through ArriveCAN (free mobile app or website) before boarding a flight to Canada or arriving at the land border crossing.

Vaccinated International Travelers

Fully vaccinated travelers no longer need to provide a pre-entry COVID-19 test result or quarantine plan to enter Canada by air, land or water.

Travelers arriving to Canada from any country via a land border may be selected for mandatory random testing.

Partially or Unvaccinated International Travelers

If partially or non-vaccinated, proceed to 14 day quarantine. If you have no symptoms and your second test taken after 8 days after arrival in Canada results come back negative, you may exit quarantine once you have completed the mandatory 14 day quarantine. Please read, learn and understand the Canadian requirements here. Information on testing services in Alberta can be found here.

Travelers 11 years of age or younger who are accompanied by a fully vaccinated parent, step-parent, guardian or tutor will no longer be required to complete a pre-entry COVID-19 test for entry to Canada and are no longer required to provide a quarantine plan upon entry.

Travelers with a medical contraindication to a COVID-19 vaccine are no longer required to provide a quarantine plan upon entry.

Unless otherwise exempt, all travelers 12 years of age or older who do not qualify as fully vaccinated must continue to provide proof of an accepted type of pre-entry COVID-19 test result.

• A valid, negative antigen test, administered or observed by an accredited lab or testing provider, taken outside of Canada no more than one (1) day before their initially scheduled flight departure time or their arrival to the land border or marine port of entry; or
• a valid negative molecular test taken no more than 72 hours before their initially schedule flight departure time or their arrival at the land border or marine port of entry; or
• a previous positive molecular test taken at least 10 calender days and no more than 180 calender days before their initially scheduled flight departure time or their arrival at the land border or marine port of entry. It is important to note that positive antigen test results will not be accepted.

All Travelers – Fully, Partially & Unvaccinated International Travelers

All travelers are still required to submit their mandatory information in ArriveCAN 72 hours prior to their arrival in Canada. Travelers who arrive without completing their ArriveCAN submission may have to test on arrival and quarantine for 14 days, regardless of their vaccination status.

For more information on current public health measures for travelers entering Canada, please visit the Government of Canada website.
As always, we recommend that all travelers review guidance from the World Health Organization and follow any travel advice issued by their home countries.