Toronto Tourism “Mall Crawl”.

One of the most popular question that tourists always ask is, “Where can we go shopping?”.  Toronto’s Eaton Centre, located at the heart of downtown Toronto, is the number one tourist shopping mall attraction along with Cadillac Fairview’s Yorkdale Mall, Vaughn Mills, and Square One.  These shopping centres is Toronto’s hot spots where tourists shop til they drop!  

  

Toronto’s shopping malls play an important role in Toronto’s Tourism Cluster.  They garner remarkable revenues each year from tourists alone and including Torontonians and Ontarians.  It plays an important role also in the economy and in the Travel and Tourism industry.  The city goes above and beyond for those who do not have the time to shop.  Inside Toronto Shopping Ltd. steps up to the plate and offers visitors a service that is cutomized and tailored to their preferences.  It’s a personalized tour of what the city has to offer! 

For more information, check out Toronto Tourism News.

Toronto Ranks #6 “Greenest” among North American Cities.

Toronto was ranked 6th greenest among North American Cities, Toronto Tourism states on a press release.  Green initiatives is one of the most significant and challenging issues we currently face.  As a responsible city, Toronto has taken green trends into consideration to make Toronto a better and a cleaner place to live in. Tourists have commented on Toronto’s initiatives on going green and how “clean” the city is compared to most in North America.

Toronto is an inspiring setting for “green” meetings and conventions. From a windmill in the heart of the city to green roof projects, the people and businesses of Toronto are committed to environmental responsibility. Moreover, the City of Toronto has organized events in hosting green conferences and coventions.  The following list below are Toronto’s Green Meeting facilities:

Metro Toronto Convention Centre
Direct Energy Centre
Toronto Congress Centre
International Centre
Fairmont Royal York Hotel
Sheraton Centre Toronto

Toronto embraces ‘Going Green’ initiatives which helps people understand that Toronto cares about the environment.  Tourists who visit our city and our country will know that we, as citizens participate in making our world a better place to live in.  This will help increase awareness and hope to encourage others to take action.  Tourists can enjoy the clean, sleek and green initiatives and leave a mark in their minds.

For more information, contact For more information contact:

Sousie Tsotskos
Manager, Media Relations
Tourism Toronto
(416) 987-1736