Globally connected hub

As Canada’s hub of international travel and passenger traffic, Toronto is conveniently served by daily and direct flights from dozens of U.S. and international cities aboard regional, national and global air carriers.

In fact, our two international airports handle more than 1,400 flights a day. It’s a breeze to fly in for a meeting, anytime, with a truly global choice of airlines.

Delta Hotels Toronto

75 Lower Simcoe St, Toronto, ON M5J 3A6

Stay, play, and explore one of Canada’s most vibrant cities at Delta Hotels Toronto. With panoramic views boasting Toronto’s waterfront and skyline, as well as key essentials like complimentary WiFi, your stay is simple, made perfect. No stay is complete without delectable eats. Enjoy upscale casual dining at SOCO Kitchen + Bar, or craft cocktails at Char No.5, Toronto’s premium Whisky and Cocktail Lounge. Get caught up in the excitement of downtown Toronto, as you’re just steps away from the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium, Rogers Centre, and Scotiabank Arena.

Airports

Inside Pearson International Airport departures level, man looking at information board

Toronto Pearson Airport (YYZ)

Toronto Pearson International Airport is Canada’s busiest airport. It was named North America’s best large airport for customer experience, and was ranked the world’s fifth-most connected “megahub."

An aerial view of the runways and buildings that comprise Billy Bishop Toronto Island Airport

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ)

Billy Bishop City Airport is Canada's ninth-busiest airport and welcomes 2.8 million business and leisure travellers each year. The airport is also Canada's sixth-busiest airport that offers passenger service to the...

UP Express

Toronto Pearson International Airport Interior with people walking and flight screens in the centre

To/From Toronto Pearson Airport

To/From Billy Bishop Airport

Outside Pearson International Airport terminal

Airport taxis & limos

A streetcar making a stop in Chinatown in Toronto

Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)

Cars on Front Street outside Union Station in downtown Toronto

Uber

Lyft

Bike Share Toronto

Bike Share Toronto offers 24/7 convenient access to over 7,100 bikes at 680 stations.

Go Transit

Entering Canada: Tips for Travellers

All visitors must have valid travel documents and identification to enter Canada, such as a passport or visa.
Find current information on entry requirements on the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) website.
Requirements may vary depending on the country you’re travelling from — or transiting through.
Visa-exempt foreign nationals (excluding U.S. citizens) must apply online for an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA), ideally prior to booking their flight to Canada.
Visa-required foreign nationals must submit fingerprints and a photo (biometrics) to acquire their visa for travel to Canada.

DO YOU NEED AN ETA?

An Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) is now a mandatory requirement for all visa-exempt foreign nationals travelling to Canada by air, with the exception of U.S. citizens or travellers with a valid Canadian visa.

APPLY ONLINE

Two people planning their trip to Toronto with their laptop, paper map, and book on the desk.

Facts & Info

Information about accessibility, languages spoken, money matters, official holidays and places of worship in Toronto. Also includes information about traveling within Toronto.

Destination Toronto