Toronto Travel & Tourism - Toronto Suites

Visiting Toronto? Check out these attractions!

philistiner@gmail.com (David Phillips) — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 20:30:27 +0000

Whether living in Toronto or are just visiting, the downtown area is where to find excitement with countless interesting things to do and fun activities that can keep you occupied for as long as you have. There is something to satisfy every interest and days are easily spent exploring with family and friends, or even independently.

6 Reasons Why Toronto Should Rank Number One On Your Vacation list

philistiner@gmail.com (David Phillips) — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 05:07:38 +0000

With so much to see in this really big world, deciding on a vacation destination can be a bit complicated. Apart from the research and phone calls that can prove to be time consuming there is also the inherent fear that haunts most vacation planners, am I making the right decision. To effectively choose a vacation destination that will not be a memory scar one has to have a checklist that highlights all the positive and negative sides of any location. To help our many tourists that come to Toronto we have prepared a list of 6 reasons that classify Toronto as the number one tourist destination.

Work all day, Play all night

email@edfgdmail.com (Toronto Suites Staff) — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 04:02:07 +0000

Extended business trips (a month or longer) can be hard as you travel day in and day out from your hotel, work place and restaurant. You get tired of being cooped up in a hotel room watching HBO and eating takeout from the corner Chinese restaurant. Well, for anyone traveling to Toronto for business, this does not have to be the case. You can leave behind the drudgery of a hotel room and settle comfortably in your own suite at Toronto Suites. With some hotel amenities, Toronto Suites give business travelers the opportunity to cook their own food and sit down at their own table for breakfast rather than waiting for some eggs and bacon while your coffee gets cold. Toronto Suites will help you to forget that cooped up feeling, but only you can completely vanquish the feeling by exploring the city. Centrally located, Toronto Suites situates you do be all business during the day and all play at night. Whether you prefer to be indoors or outside, at dance clubs or museums, Toronto has a thriving night life that can tempt anyone.

Missing the Good Old Times? Relieve the Youth in You in Toronto!

email@edfgdmail.com (Toronto Suites Staff) — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 13:00:04 +0000

It's time you reward yourself a vacation. Admit it, no matter how hard you try to be superman, once in while you need to reward yourself and recharge. How about a good music, a cup of wine, some good dancing and a whole bunch of laughter? Sounds great? Well, it's time you visit Toronto!

Cycling this Winter at Toronto

email@edfgdmail.com (Toronto Suites Staff) — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 13:29:37 +0000

Are you sick and tired of the hustle and bustle of city life? Do you wish to just have a nice trip to a place where it can offer all the comfort of the city and at the same time, do away with the stress brought about by traffic and pollution? As the effects of Global Warming start to escalate, and the dilemma brought about by pollution started to take its toll, the city of Toronto offers a unique and exciting way to not only help the environment but also make this winter a season for working-out your burned-out and stressed muscles.

Winter Pleasures at the Toronto Zoo

email@edfgdmail.com (Toronto Suites Staff) — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 07:10:40 +0000

When you think of a visit to the zoo, you probably envision wandering around outdoors in the warmth of summer, taking in the antics of the chimpanzees, observing the prowling lions, or listening to the screeching of exotic birds. What many do not realize, is the Toronto Zoo is open everyday but Christmas, December 25th. That's 324 days a year, this amazing zoo is open for your exploration and pleasure! Granted, you may prefer to sip a hot chocolate rather than an icy drink, but you will still have enormous fun and learn a great deal about the world's wildlife at the same time.

Living in Downtown Toronto: Big Deal?

email@edfgdmail.comv15 (Administrator) — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 03:54:08 +0000

Getting to know Toronto

email@edfgdmail.comv15 (Administrator) — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 03:22:23 +0000

The economic and cultural focus of English-speaking Canada, Toronto is the country's largest metropolis. It sprawls along the northern shore of Lake Ontario, its vibrant, appealing centre encased by a jangle of satellite townships and industrial zones that cover - as "Greater Toronto" - no less than 100 square kilometres. For decades, Toronto was saddled with unflattering sobriquets - "Toronto the Good", "Hogtown" - that reflected a perhaps deserved reputation for complacent mediocrity and greed. Spurred into years of image-building, the city's postwar administrations have lavished millions of dollars on glitzy architecture, slick museums, an excellent public-transport system, and the reclamation and development of the lakefront. As a result, Toronto has become one of North America's most likeable cities, an eminently liveable place whose citizens keep a wary eye on both their politicians and the developers.

Toronto Home Buyer Tax Starts

email@edfgdmail.comv15 (Administrator) — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 03:20:04 +0000

Buyers in Toronto's high-priced real estate market will be digging even deeper today as the city's newest tax goes into effect. "Obviously the day has come. It's still a back-breaking tax," said Von Palmer, spokesperson for the Toronto Real Estate Board, which led a bitter fight last year to block the municipal land transfer tax. "We hope it does not affect the market in a negative way."