Transportation & Reach
The major economic, financial and tourism capital of Canada, Toronto is well connected through roads, rails and air.

The two main companies runs the public transportation of the city namely, TTC which is a quick, convenient and safe way to get around the Megacity. While, the GO Transit links the Megacity to the surrounding regions of the Greater Toronto Area with its safe and comfortable commuter GO Trains and GO Buses.

Toronto Airports:

• Lester B Pearson International Airport (YYZ): Placed 24km (16m) northwest of downtown, it the busiest and largest airport of the country for al major national or international airlines.
  
  
• Toronto City Center Airport (YTX): It is comparatively smaller airport served by Air Canada commuter flights. Situated on an island in Toronto harbor, the airport also handles scheduled commercial, charter, private & corporate flights.It primarily services the nearby business community, offering flights from nearby destinations in Canada, such as Montreal, London & Ottawa

Toronto Railway Transportation:

• The main national rail transport provider in Canada is VIA Rail. It operates from the historic Union Station extending its services to Montreal, Ottawa, Sudbury, Niagara Falls and London as well.
  
  
• Ontario Northland trains serve northern Ontario towns.
  
  
• Amtrak services are available from Buffalo, Chicago & New York City.

Local Transportation of Toronto:
The well-developed public transport system of Toronto is operated by two companies:

Toronto Transit Commission (TTC): It runs the principal services in the city center including:

• Subway & Rapid Transit Lines: Toronto has three subway lines operating 7 days a week. The U-shaped Yonge-University-Spadina subway extend from Union in the south to Finch and Downsview to the north while the Bloor-Danforth subway connects Etobicoke in the west with Scarborough in the east and the east west Sheppard subway serves northeast Toronto.
  
  The Scarborough Rapid Transit on the other hand basically provides an eastward extension to the line
  
  
• Tram (streetcars) & Buses: They operate throughout the city center and are supplemented by the ‘Blue Night Network’ night services at the late hours.
  

GO Transit: It operates other services like:

• Rail Services: They run from Union Station to suburban destinations to the east and west.
  
  
• GO Buses: They run throughout the Greater Toronto Area. There are both express bus services as well as slow bus services from all over Canada to Toronto. Greyhound operates a service to cities like Buffalo, Detroit and New York in the US.

Hotels & Accommodation
Toronto has gamut of accommodations from old-world elegance, luxurious to conveniences of the office in your ‘home’ away from home.

Besides there is also a range of intimate boutique inns and large, comfortable convention hotels. Although staying Toronto can be quite reasonable but proximity to major attractions such as CN Tower, Harbourfront, the Rogers Center & Eaton Center can cost a bundle.

Hotels of Montreal	Average Rates
5-Star	$250-475
4-Star	$200-250
2-Star	$100-200
Budget Hotels	$ 75-150