Alberta co-stars alongside ABC's The Bachelorette - Banff and Lake Louise Showcased as Ideal Romantic Date and Rose Ceremony Location - Tune in June 22 for Luxury Hotels and Travel.
ABC's bachelorette, the Alberta-born Jillian Harris, continues to search for love in the Canadian Rockies on next week's episode of The Bachelorette, airing June 22nd.
Jillian and her dates enjoy a unique rail trip on the Rocky Mountaineer to Lake Louise, filled with majestic mountain views and stunning scenic landscapes. After a one-on-one date skiing at Lake Louise Ski Area, viewers will watch as the couple continues their date over dinner at the spectacular Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise.
Following the romantic rendezvous, Jillian will re-board the Rocky Mountaineer train to Banff. While exploring Banff Avenue and its charming shops and attractions, she will have time to ponder who will stay and who will go. Jillian will conduct a traditional rose ceremony at the iconic Fairmont Banff Springs. "It's hard to resist the appeal of this breathtaking setting, and we hope viewers will fall in love with Alberta," said Cindy Ady, Minister of Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation. "I hope that Jillian and her chosen beau will always remember our Rocky Mountains as a magical place."
ABC's bachelorette, the Alberta-born Jillian Harris, continues to search for love in the Canadian Rockies on next week's episode of The Bachelorette, airing June 22nd.
Jillian and her dates enjoy a unique rail trip on the Rocky Mountaineer to Lake Louise, filled with majestic mountain views and stunning scenic landscapes. After a one-on-one date skiing at Lake Louise Ski Area, viewers will watch as the couple continues their date over dinner at the spectacular Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise.
Following the romantic rendezvous, Jillian will re-board the Rocky Mountaineer train to Banff. While exploring Banff Avenue and its charming shops and attractions, she will have time to ponder who will stay and who will go. Jillian will conduct a traditional rose ceremony at the iconic Fairmont Banff Springs. "It's hard to resist the appeal of this breathtaking setting, and we hope viewers will fall in love with Alberta," said Cindy Ady, Minister of Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation. "I hope that Jillian and her chosen beau will always remember our Rocky Mountains as a magical place."
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