• Lake Minnewanka Banff National Park
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Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Fairmont Banff Springs, located in Canada’s first national park in Banff, Alberta, is committed to welcoming others, accepting and valuing their differences, acknowledging that we will be enriched by our contact with them. This is one of the founding principles of our management ethic – at once an intrinsic part of our Group’s DNA, an essential key to our collective success, and a real effort on a day-to-day basis. At Fairmont Banff Springs, we focus on four key pillars to help support diversity, equity, and inclusion.

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Ability & Accessibility

Banff should be experienced by everyone. We are committed to making our hotel accessible to everyone while also ensuring equal employment opportunities for any colleagues that may have a disability.

family walking in the woods

Gender Diversity (RiiSE)

RiiSE focuses on gender diversity and equality. We are constantly setting and exceeding targets of equal employment by setting concrete goals to have a diverse workforce and leadership teams.

couple roasting marshmallows and warming their hands while snow falls down around them

Race & Cultural Diversity

At Fairmont Banff Springs, we are working towards a team of diverse colleagues from different nations, cultures, and religions. We don’t only do this to broaden our team’s understanding of all cultures and backgrounds, but we also believe, and have seen, that the best results are produced by diverse teams. As of 2021, 25 nationalities were working at the hotel.

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2SLGBTQIA+

An important part of our brand’s identity is to welcome everyone to our hotels. We do not discriminate against anyone’s sexual orientation and participate annually in 2SLGBTQIA+ initiatives like Pride Month and Pride Day to celebrate with our guests and colleagues.