In this issue:

• Toronto's Culinary Reputation;
• Essence spotlights Toronto;
• Client Advisory Board Meeting; and more.

Industry Leaders Discuss Toronto’s Culinary Reputation

The third edition of MICHELIN Guide Toronto will be announced next week and the city’s reputation for gastronomic excellence continues to grow. We chatted with five industry leaders on the impact of international recognition.

Essence puts the spotlight on Toronto

Toronto serves as a haven of food, culture and empowerment for BIPOC creatives in this DT-secured piece in Essence.

2024 Client Advisory Board Meeting

Destination Toronto’s 2024 Client Advisory Board (CAB) Meeting will be held this September in Toronto. CAB brings together experts in the meetings and events industry for thoughtful discussions about Toronto to help inform future strategies.

Share your Swifty Content

Are you ready for it? Swift-mania is building and we’re looking for businesses hosting unique Taylor-themed events, offering Taylor Swift packages, crafting creative Taylor-inspired menus and more.

How Visitors see Toronto

The Toronto Star chatted with visitors and found the city’s diversity, safety, friendliness, growing towers and more all stand out with those who don’t live here helping to remind us that–despite its imperfections–Toronto is an extraordinary place.

Toronto‘s 2024 MICHELIN Guide Ceremony

The MICHELIN Guide Toronto‘s 2024 restaurant selection will be revealed the evening of Sept. 18. Following the announcement, download the free app to see which restaurants have received a MICHELIN Star or another MICHELIN Guide distinction.

Billy Bishop celebrates 85 years

Earlier this week, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport celebrated its 85th anniversary. On September 8, 1939, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport welcomed its first commercial passenger flight.

Gardiner Museum receives transformational funding

The Gardiner Museum announced support from the Government of Canada for a full-scale transformation of the Museum’s ground floor based on the principles of access, connectivity, and Indigeneity.