Kelowna businesses see economic boost as BC Summer Games draw thousands
The opening of the 2026 BC Summer Games brought more than athletic competition to Kelowna. It also delivered a welcome boost to local businesses as thousands of athletes, families and spectators descended on the city for the four-day event. For restaurants such as Kelly O’Bryan’s Neighbourhood Restaurant, the influx of visitors translated into a busy weekend.“It means everything to us … We all depend on it,” said Angel Dutchak, one of the restaurant’s managers.
- ▪The opening of the 2026 BC Summer Games brought more than athletic competition to Kelowna.
- ▪It also delivered a welcome boost to local businesses as thousands of athletes, families and spectators descended on the city for the four-day event.
- ▪For restaurants such as Kelly O’Bryan’s Neighbourhood Restaurant, the influx of visitors translated into a busy weekend.“It means everything to us … We all depend on it,” said Angel Dutchak, one of the restaurant’s managers.
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The opening of the 2026 BC Summer Games brought more than athletic competition to Kelowna. It also delivered a welcome boost to local businesses as thousands of athletes, families and spectators descended on the city for the four-day event. For restaurants such as Kelly O’Bryan’s Neighbourhood Restaurant, the influx of visitors translated into a busy weekend.“It means everything to us … We all depend on it,” said Angel Dutchak, one of the restaurant’s managers. “We’ve definitely been feeling the impact of having the games in town. We’ve seen quite a few parents [of athletes].
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