Black Meetings and Tourism

September / October 2025

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B M & T ••• September/October 2025 ••• www.blackmeetingsandtourism.com 17 Casa Loma Aga Khan Museum CN Tower Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) Ripley's Aquarium of Canada The McMichael Canadian Art Collection Little Canada St. Lawrence Market Meeting & Dining Highlights Four Seasons Toronto (Yorkville) Don Alfonso 1890 – Michelin-starred Italian fine dining atop the Westin Harbour Castle Café Boulud Waterworks Food Hall Kiin Maha's Egyptian Brunch Zero Cocktail Bar Classic Juice Co. Sakai Bar TIFF Lightbox In between, the Destination Toronto VIP Pass unveiled the city's living treasures—Casa Loma's Gothic murals, the Aga Khan Museum's global quietude, and the soaring modernity of the CN Tower. For meeting planners, the takeaway is simple: Toronto is pre- pared. Its infrastructure is world-class, its culinary depth unmatched, and its identity—plural, global, unapologetically complex—is the real invitation. It felt otherworldly. Not in fantasy, but in the way everything moved without force, where every culture stood tall. A place where no culture bowed. Where everything—language, flavor, face—was allowed to take up its full space. Maybe it was just for me. Or maybe Toronto is exactly what the world forgot it could be. You belong here. Top Cultural Attractions for Groups:

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