IEEE ANTEM 2027 is co-sponsored by IEEE Canada, the IEEE Thompson Okanagan, IEEE Winnipeg, IEEE Northern Canada, IEEE Southern Alberta (Calgary), and IEEE South Saskatchewan Sections. ANTEM is a signature conference of IEEE Canada and a premier event for networking, exchanging ideas, & identifying future trends and developments in antennas, propagation & applied electromagnetics. The program will include distinguished lectures, special sessions on leading-edge topics, and a student paper competition. The language of the symposium is English.
Travel Information
Venue
ANTEM 2027 will take place at The Okanagan Golf Club – Bear and Quail in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada, from June 13–16, 2027.
For venue details, please visit our Venue page. Additional information about transportation, accommodation, and nearby amenities will be provided as it becomes available.
About Kelowna, British Columbia
Located on the shores of Okanagan Lake, Kelowna is one of Canada’s fastest-growing cities and a premier destination for business, tourism, and outdoor recreation. Surrounded by vineyards, orchards, mountains, and pristine lakes, the city offers a unique blend of natural beauty, innovation, and vibrant urban amenities.
As the largest city in the Okanagan Valley, Kelowna is known for its world-class wineries, award-winning restaurants, scenic waterfront, hiking and cycling trails, and year-round recreational opportunities. Visitors can enjoy local cuisine, explore the region’s renowned wine country, relax by the lake, or experience the area’s many cultural attractions during their stay.
Kelowna’s welcoming community, pleasant climate, and stunning landscapes provide an exceptional setting for ANTEM 2027 and offer delegates an unforgettable conference experience.
Travelling to ANTEM 2027
Kelowna is served by Kelowna International Airport (YLW), one of Canada’s busiest regional airports. Located approximately 15 minutes from downtown, YLW offers convenient direct flights to major Canadian cities and select international destinations, making travel to the conference straightforward for delegates from around the world. Upon arrival, visitors can access the city via taxis, rideshare services, car rentals, airport shuttles, and public transit.
Attendees traveling by car will find Kelowna easily accessible via major provincial highways, while those arriving from other parts of British Columbia or neighboring provinces can enjoy one of Canada’s most scenic drives through the Okanagan Valley.
Additional information regarding airport transportation, local transit, parking, accommodation, and travel discounts will be provided closer to the conference dates.