Add Toronto to the list of cities, including New York and London, that have recently reported record new levels of tourism. In Toronto’s case, it adds up to over 14 million overnight guests.
While its sports teams, the CN Tower, markets and much more are legitimate attractions, HUFFINGTON POST wonders, though, if the city may have benefited from all the publicity over its colorful and erratic mayor, Rob Ford.
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I don’t think Rob Ford had anything to do with it. Toronto, like any major city in the world, has enough variety of things to see and do to entertain anyone for a week.
Our best wishes to Mr. Ford who is dealing with a malignant soft tissue tumor.