Toronto Copy Deck
Discover the ultimate copy-kit to help you promote your meeting and conference in Toronto! This page is packed with ready-to-use marketing copy, Toronto fun facts, and themed promotional resources designed to make it easy for you to share the excitement and engage your audience.
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Toronto welcomes you to a city where culture, cuisine, and creativity thrive, setting the stage for a meaningful event. While you’re here, experience globally inspired dining, iconic landmarks, and year-round festivals. Toronto offers endless opportunities to connect, explore, and celebrate the diversity that makes the city so unique.
Get ready to experience Toronto—a city where culture, cuisine, and creativity come alive, bringing together world-class museums, theatres, music, and diverse neighbourhoods. While you’re here, explore year-round festivals, feast on dishes from every corner of the globe, or take in the views from the CN Tower—or try the EdgeWalk if you’re feeling bold—Toronto offers endless opportunities to connect and explore.
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Toronto welcomes you to a city where culture, cuisine, and creativity thrive, setting the stage for a meaningful event. Between sessions, explore MICHELIN Guide-recognized dining, iconic landmarks like the CN Tower, and year-round festivals celebrating the city’s rich diversity. Whether you’re collaborating on innovative ideas or experiencing the best of what the city has to offer, Toronto inspires new ideas and ways of thinking from a mosaic of voices.
Get ready to experience Toronto—a city where culture, cuisine, and creativity come alive, bringing together world-class museums, theatres, music, and diverse neighbourhoods. While you’re here, explore year-round festivals, feast on dishes from every corner of the globe, or take in the views from the CN Tower—or brave the Edgewalk. Stroll through Kensington Market for its unique shops and global eats or Queen West for its trendy boutiques and cafés. Need a change of pace? Venture just beyond the city to witness the breathtaking Niagara Falls or sip your way through Niagara-on-the-Lake's wineries. Toronto isn’t just a destination—it’s a city that inspires you to keep exploring.
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Toronto is home to over 10 million trees, covering more than a quarter of the city, and featuring more than 1,500 parks to explore. (SOURCE)
Sixth safest city in the world according to World Population Review (SOURCE)
Top business city in the world for working women – Bloomberg Businessweek 2021 (SOURCE)
Toronto, often called "Hollywood North," is North America's third-largest movie production hub, creating over 25,000 jobs in the film industry. (SOURCE)
Ranked 15th among best cities in the world – Resonance Consultancy’s World Best Cities for the 2025 report (SOURCE)
Toronto is the first Canadian MICHELIN Guide city as of 2022, growing its reputation as a global food destination. (SOURCE)Toronto’s Union Station is Canada’s largest and busiest transportation hub connecting more than 300,000 passengers daily to their destination. (SOURCE)
In May 2024, Toronto was awarded its first WNBA team, set to start playing in May 2026, bringing women’s basketball to Canada. (SOURCE)
Toronto has been selected as one of 16 cities in North America to host matches for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, marking a significant milestone in its sports history. (SOURCE)
The PATH is the world’s largest underground shopping network, stretching 30 kilometers and linking over 1,200 stores and services. (SOURCE)
Toronto is tied for the top spot as one of the friendliest cities in the world. (SOURCE)
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is one of the largest and most prestigious film festivals in the world, showcasing over 300 films annually. (SOURCE)
Often called one of the most multicultural cities in the world, Toronto is home to residents from over 250 nationalities, with more than 50% born outside of Canada. (SOURCE)
Approximately 200 different languages are spoken in the city, with over 40% of residents speaking a mother tongue other than English or French. (SOURCE)
Toronto is a city that loves to celebrate, with festivals like Caribbean Carnival, the Toronto Pride Festival, NXNE (North by Northeast), and the Distillery Winter Village.
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A world of culture in every corner
Toronto is a city like no other, where the world comes together to create something truly special. With over half its residents born outside Canada, the city proudly represents more than 250 nationalities, blending cultures, traditions, and flavours into a one-of-a-kind experience. With festivals and cultural celebrations happening all year, Toronto offers endless opportunities to connect, explore, and celebrate the diversity that makes the city so unique.[NEIGHBOURHOODS]
Experience Toronto, one neighbourhood at a time
Toronto’s rich diversity comes to life in its more than 150 unique neighbourhoods, each with its own history, culture, and experiences. Among these, the downtown neighbourhoods stand out as favourites for both locals and visiting groups. These areas are conveniently located near top event venues, hotels, restaurants, nightlife, and museums, making them ideal to explore. Here’s how you can spend your time discovering some of Toronto’s most iconic neighbourhoods.Make the most of your time in Toronto, whether between conference sessions or after a productive day of meetings. Explore Kensington Market, where vintage shops, local art, and cozy cafés offer a perfect midday escape. Just a short walk away, Chinatown’s bustling markets and family-run restaurants serve steaming bowls of noodles, ideal for a quick bite.
For a relaxed evening, explore Bloor-Yorkville, known for its luxury shops, galleries, and fine dining. Or head to the Entertainment District and King West, where nightlife, live theatre, and trendy restaurants create the perfect setting for unwinding with colleagues. Cap off your night in The Village, home to lively 2SLGBTQ+ bars.
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A World of Flavours
In Toronto, every bite has a story to tell. With flavours from all over the world, the culinary scene here is as diverse as the city itself. Picture sizzling street eats, bold fusion creations, MICHELIN-starred experiences, and unforgettable fine dining—all in one place.Craving something authentic? Head to Chinatown or Koreatown for dishes that hit all the right notes. Spice things up with Caribbean favourites like jerk chicken or fresh roti from family-owned spots, or try bold combinations like Chinese-Jamaican or Mexican-Mediterranean. Stop by St. Lawrence Market for fresh produce, baked goods, and specialty items, making it a must-visit for any food lover.
Looking for more? Just a short trip away, Niagara-on-the-Lake offers scenic vineyards and award-winning wines to round out your culinary adventure. With daily direct GO Transit service to Niagara Falls, planning an extended trip has never been easier.
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Explore Toronto’s shopping hotspots
Toronto is a dream destination for anyone who loves to shop, offering everything from locally made artisan goods to high-end fashion. The city’s creative, cultural, and entrepreneurial spirit shines through its local shops and businesses, each capturing a piece of Toronto’s unique personality.Stroll through The Distillery District, where cobblestone streets lead you to charming shops filled with handcrafted treasures, artisanal treasures, and little trinkets you can't find anywhere else. For high-end brands and flagship stores, head to Yorkdale, Square One, or the Toronto Eaton Centre. If designer fashion is what you’re after, Bloor-Yorkville’s "Mink Mile" is the ultimate destination for prestigious labels and luxury shopping.
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Your gateway to Canada
There’s no better place to begin your Canadian adventure than in Toronto. As Canada’s largest city, it is a global hub that’s easy to reach, with two international airports offering more than 1,200 daily flights to over 180 destinations worldwide. Once you’re here, you’ll find quintessentially Canadian experiences right at your doorstep. Stroll through the streets to discover the best of all four seasons, from outdoor festivals in the summer to ice skating right on Lake Ontario. Immerse yourself in nature without leaving the city by exploring parks and trails or venturing to nearby wonders like Niagara Falls, Ontario’s wine regions, or the stunning Muskoka region. Whether you’re craving urban excitement or outdoor adventures, Toronto is where your Canadian journey begins.[2SLGBTQ+]
Celebrate 2SLGBTQ+ Culture in Toronto
Toronto is a city that celebrates 2SLGBTQ+ culture all year long, welcoming both community members and allies to join in the fun. Home to one of the world’s biggest Pride events, it’s a welcoming place with queer sports leagues, live shows, film festivals, and nightlife that’s always buzzing.The Church and Wellesley Village, Canada’s largest Gay Village, is the heart of it all. From Pride Month parades to drag shows and parties, it’s a place where everyone can come together. For a more artsy vibe, head to Queen Street West, known as Queer West, filled with cozy bars and inclusive spaces.
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Toronto’s scenic side
Swap city streets for scenic views in Toronto’s countless parks and stunning waterfront. Wander along picturesque trails, paddleboard on Lake Ontario, or try kayaking under the stars. Craving an escape? Hop on a ferry to Toronto Island—no cars, just bikes, charming cafés, and plenty of space to explore.When winter arrives, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the season. Spend a couple of hours skating, tobogganing, or relaxing on a heated patio. For those seeking bigger adventures, nearby destinations offer skiing, snowboarding, scenic trails, and zip-lining, all within easy reach of the city.
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No matter the season, Toronto always has something to offer.Winter: Skate under the twinkling lights at Nathan Phillips Square, race down snowy hills on a toboggan, or warm up with a hot drink at a cozy café.
Spring: Walk under blooming cherry blossoms in High Park, grab a spot on a sunny patio, and feel the city come back to life.
Summer: Hit the beach, paddle to the Toronto Islands, take a dip at a local city pool, or experience the festivals happening all over the city.
Fall: Stroll along the Don Valley trails to admire the golden autumn leaves, enjoy hearty meals at local restaurants, and experience the buzz of the Toronto International Film Festival.