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New Year’s Travel Bucket List: Must-Visit Places for 2024

January 10, 2024

As we usher in a new year, it’s impossible to ignore the resounding hum of excitement in the air. Literally, excitement is up in the sky.

The travel boom is upon us, with 4.7 billion passengers expected to take flight by 2024. That’s a testament to the collective yearning for exploration, adventure, and the simple joy of discovering new horizons.

In the wake of unprecedented times, the travel bug seems to have bitten harder than ever before. With the world gradually reclaiming its sense of normalcy, it’s time to dust off those suitcases, update your passport, and set your sights on destinations that promise unforgettable journeys in the coming year.

As a starting point for your search, here’s our New Year’s travel bucket list presenting the must-visit places for 2024. The world is calling, and it’s time to answer!

 

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Paris, France

Ah, Paris. The eternal city of love and a favourite on the global travel stage. Consistently ranked as one of the most visited cities in the world, Paris beckons with its iconic landmarks, charming cobblestone streets, and a culinary scene that’s nothing short of legendary.

But what sets the City of Light apart in 2024? Well, aside from its timeless allure, Paris is poised to take center stage as the host city for the 2024 Summer Olympics and Paralympics. This offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience the magic of this beloved metropolis in a whole new light.

Travel tip: Swap the bustling city streets for a Seine River cruise at sunset. This is the perfect way to soak up Parisian romance.

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Toronto, Canada

Diverse, dynamic, and drenched in culture. Toronto proudly wears the crown of the world’s most diverse city. The city’s population—more than half born outside Canada—contributes to a vibrant cultural landscape, offering visitors an immersive experience in global traditions, culinary delights, and a rich array of perspectives.

Toronto’s urban sophistication further elevates its status as a top travel destination. It features iconic skyscrapers, world-class museums, enticing beer gardens, and a thriving arts and entertainment scene that reflects the city’s cosmopolitan charm.

This city has also been among the best choices for sustainable business travel, ensuring that your exploration is not only memorable but also environmentally conscious.

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Travel tip: For quality accommodations and peace of mind, consider DelSuites. Known for our prime locations and personalized service, we are your home away from home in the heart of Toronto.

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Bangkok, Thailand

As the perfect place to begin your journey through Asia, Bangkok is a city that seamlessly weaves together history, culture, and architectural splendour.

A tourist magnet for its cultural attractions, world-class shopping, and culinary delights, Bangkok is a sensory feast. The bustling nightlife and larger-than-life street culture add an extra layer of allure for those seeking an unforgettable experience.

Travel tip: Embrace the local transport. Tuk-tuks and long-tail boats provide a truly authentic Bangkok adventure.

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Rajasthan, India

Enjoy a journey through India’s northwestern state, Rajasthan, where iconic hotels and cultural treasures await. 

A magnet for travellers, Rajasthan stands out thanks to its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes. The historical hill forts and palaces, each narrating tales of bygone eras, make Rajasthan a must-visit destination. 

Travel tip: Immerse yourself in the royal ambiance by choosing accommodations in one of the historical palaces turned into luxurious hotels.

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Kansas City, Missouri

Known as the “heart of America,” Kansas City is more than just a geographic center. This is a destination that promises unique experiences.

With wide-open spaces and a myriad of activities, Kansas City offers everything from pro sports to exploring the largest segment of true tallgrass prairie in the U.S. The city’s cultural vibrancy is on the rise, and did we mention the celebrity touch from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce?

Travel tip: Dive into the local barbecue scene (with over 100 BBQ restaurants!), savouring the flavours that put Kansas City on the culinary map.

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Las Vegas, Nevada

Las Vegas, the city of lights and entertainment, continues to evolve and captivate. Renowned for its gambling and nightlife offerings, 2024 brings new reasons to visit: the futuristic Sphere with its LED exterior and the return of F1 racing.

The sports and entertainment capital of the world also goes beyond desert oasis, providing a sensory overload of shopping, fine dining, and larger-than-life experiences.

Travel tip: Don’t limit yourself to the famous casinos. From the Blue Man Group to Madame Tussauds, Hoover Dam Tour, and more, there’s an ever-growing list of unique attractions and hidden gems waiting to be discovered.

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London, England

A visit to London is like stepping into a timeless storybook. With its stunning architecture, hectic streets, and iconic landmarks like Big Ben and Buckingham Palace, London is a city that has much to offer.

A double-decker bus ride offers a panoramic view of this metropolis, revealing its rich history and bustling presence. And the best part? Many museums and art galleries are free to enter, making London an accessible treasure trove for culture enthusiasts.

Travel tip: Stroll through the city’s lush gardens, offering brief calmness amidst the urban hustle.

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Amboseli National Park, Kenya

Set in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro, Amboseli National Park is a wildlife haven that offers a safari experience like no other. Picture vast savannahs dotted with iconic acacia trees, and herds of elephants meandering gracefully against the backdrop of Africa’s highest peak.

With its diverse ecosystems, from swamps to woodlands, the park is a playground for photographers, wildlife enthusiasts, and those seeking an authentic African safari experience.

Travel tip: Catch the mesmerizing sunset over Mount Kilimanjaro for a spectacle that will forever be etched into your travel memories.

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Cusco, Peru

Nestled high in the Andes, Cusco, once the capital of the Inca Empire, exudes a unique charm that captivates every traveller.

The historic center has so much to discover with its exquisite churches, fantastic museums, and cobblestone streets. Cusco has preserved Peru’s natural and cultural wealth, boasting ancient architecture, Inca temples, and palaces that narrate tales of a glorious past.

Travel tip: Immerse yourself in the local culture by participating in traditional festivals, such as the Cusco Carnival and Inti Raymi (Festival of the Sun). 

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Sapporo, Japan

Sapporo, a dynamic city on Japan’s northern island of Hokkaido, beckons with a diverse array of attractions year-round.

From ski slopes to expansive parks and rich history, there’s always something captivating in this booming metropolis. Sapporo is also famous for its spectacular Sapporo Snow Festival, where ice sculptures transform Odori Park into a winter wonderland.

Travel tip: Dive into the local culinary scene, where the city’s signature fresh seafood awaits your taste buds.

Final Thoughts

This coming year, the travel landscape will be alive with possibilities. Each destination promises a unique experience that you won’t forget.

Whether you’re a seasoned globetrotter or a first-time adventurer, may your journey be filled with unexpected delights, new perspectives, and excitement at discovering new places and cultures. 

Cheers to 2024—a year destined for extraordinary journeys!

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DelSuites and The Keg Partnership Program

November 30, 2018

The KegAs a guest of DelSuites, we want to make your stay in Toronto as easy and enjoyable as possible.  And what better way to do that, than to offer you a great deal on a delicious dinner at The Keg?

We have teamed up with Canadian luxury steakhouse The Keg to offer all of our guests 20% off all food at two Toronto locations (North York and Midtown Toronto). That means you can treat yourself to succulent, juicy steak, artisanal cocktails and other great dishes – for less.  If you arrive at your DelSuites accommodation feeling hungry, we highly recommend that you make your way down to this restaurant – you’ll get a very warm welcome along with the great discount!

What Is The Keg?

If you’re not from Canada and therefore not familiar with The Keg, you’re in for a treat.

Founded in 1971 in North Vancouver, this steakhouse chain has 160 locations all over Canada (as well as locations in five American states). They are known for offering an upscale dining experience and are often built within beautiful restored and refurbished historic properties.

What can you expect from the food at The Keg? Well, first of all – the steaks are their pride and joy.

The KegThey only serve the finest cuts of meat, aged for tenderness and seasoned with a unique blend of spices. You’ll have a choice of cuts, from the grilled top sirloin to the bacon-wrapped filet mignon to the New York striploin. It’s obvious that a lot of tender loving care goes into preparing these steaks, and you can taste the difference. f seafood is more your thing, you can feast on a big juicy lobster, or some spicy

Cajun shrimp.

Not into steak or seafood? They also do some pretty amazing ribs – doused in house-made BBQ sauce and served with cabbage slaw and crisp, chunky Keg fries. The menu also features classic cocktails, an array of appetizers, succulent seafood and a dazzling wine list. Plus, you can finish the meal with something sweet – like a Billy Miner Pie, featuring mocha ice cream on a chocolate crust with gooey hot fudge sa

uce, caramel and almonds.

(Are you drooling already? I know I am. )

It’s a popular spot for getting together with friends, celebrating with family members or impressing your sweetheart on a date night.

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This special offer of 20% off all food at The Keg is available for guests staying at our Midtown or North York locations. The discount is applicable at the North York or Yonge and Eglinton locations of The Keg – and only for the duration of your stay. It’s a chance for you to discover one of Canada’s favourite restaurants during your visit to Toronto.

So, whether it’s an anniversary meal, a celebration of a promotion, a family dinner or a special meal out “just because” – we hope you enjoy The Keg!

If you have any questions about this special promotion – feel free to reach out to the DelSuites team. We are happy to help!

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Immigrating to Canada

January 12, 2018

Immigrating to Canada Welcome to Canada. There are quite a few things that you will need to do when you first arrive to get settled in your new home. Let’s look at the five main steps you’ll take when immigrating to Canada.

1.  Immigrating to Canada – The Paperwork – Health Card, SIN, Passport and more.

You’ll need to make sure all of your paperwork is in order and you have applied for a few important things such as:

When you have lived in Canada for three years, you will be able to apply for citizenship. Once you have become a citizen, you can apply for a Canadian passport.Immigrating to Canada

2.  Speaking the Language

Speaking the language, whether it is French or English, is an important part of your life in Canada. To upgrade your skills you can:

  • Take a look at the language classes funded by the Government of Canada.
  • Looking for language classes at your local community centre.
  • Check your local library for language learning materials.
  • Join a conversation group for language learners.
  • Check out a language learning app such as Duolingo to practice your vocabulary.

3.  Finding Immigrating to Canadaa Job

If you are looking for employment in Canada there are many ways that you can find a job:

4.  Finding a Place to Live

There are many options for places to live in Canada, whether you are looking to rent or buy.  There are many factors to consider, including your budget and the location.  You can find a lot of information about buying and downtown toronto apartments furnished apartments and homes in Canada on the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation website. Also, here’s another very helpful guide to finding accommodation in Canada.

5.  Becoming Part of the Community

Being a new immigrant can be a little lonely at first, especially if you don’t know anyone in the community. One of the most important steps is to get to know the people in your community and Immigrating to Canadamake new friends.

  • This Government of Canada website lists several resources for community connections.
  • There are hundreds of organizations designed to help newcomers settle into life in Canada. This page allows you to search for free newcomer services close to your postal code.
  • Join in with events at your local community centre, school or place of worship.
  • Use a website like Meetup to find groups and events related to your interests.

Immigrating to Canada can be a complicated process. However, once you have settled you will have built a life for yourself in one of the most beautiful and peaceful countries in the world and you can look forward to enjoying your time in your new home.

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Great Toronto Museums to Visit

September 18, 2017

Toronto MuseumsOnce you have enjoyed all the great exhibits at the Royal Ontario Museum, there are several other great Toronto museums that you should check out. Here are some of the must-visit stops in Toronto for a museum enthusiast.

The Textile Museum of Canada

You can learn about the history of fabrics and textiles at this museum that’s only a 8 minute walk from the Qwest furnished suites and features a collection of 13,000 pieces dating back to 100 AD. The museum covers nearly 200 world regions and the oldest item in the collection is from the Nazca culture of Southern Peru. From ceremonial cloths to quilts to carpets, it’s a fascinating way to learn about cultures of the past via the clothes they wore and textiles they used.

Aga Khan Museum – Toronto Museums

Learn about the history of Muslim civilizations, in both a historical and contemporary perspective, at this midtown Toronto museum. The stunning architecture of the museum is also fascinating, with dramatic modern lines and a dazzling white façade. The lovely space also features a peaceful public park and a great restaurant called Diwan serving fusion cuisine.

The Bata Shoe Museum

Have you ever wondered what the Ancient Greeks used to wear on their feet? Or been curious about the height of the world’s highest platform shoe? The Bata Toronto MuseumsShoe Museum celebrates the wild, weird and highly fashionable in the world of shoes throughout the ages – from clunky old clodhoppers to the shiny sports shoes of the 80’s and every era in between.

The Gardiner Museum

This museum is dedicated to the art of ceramics. It has a display of both permanent and special travelling exhibitions and the works on display are truly exquisite. This cultural hot-spot also has drop in ceramics and sculpting classes for both children and adults.

The CBC Museum

The Canadian Broadcasting Commission is a Canadian institution – it has brought programming to our home and native land for over 70 years. At this museum you can learn about the founding of the CBC and take a look back through the years at some classic Canadian television and radio programming. You can even see a CBC microphone from 1910 and Mr. Dressup’s famous Tickle Trunk.  It is in the CBC building on Front Street West right next door to our 300 Front furnished condo rentals!

The HockToronto Museumsey Hall of Fame

Hockey is Canada’s iconic national sport and this Toronto museum celebrates the history of hockey in Canada. You can see the coveted Stanley Cup, watch videos of unforgettable moments in hockey history and see what hockey gear used to look like back in the day. The Hockey Hall of Fame is a must visit for any sports fan and it’s right on Yonge and Front Street in the heart of the action in Toronto.

These are just a few of the best Toronto museums beyond the Royal Ontario Museum that you can check out during your next visit to Toronto.

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Quick Healthy Snacks when You are Busy

August 8, 2016

Quick Healthy SnacksIt can be incredibly challenging to eat healthy when you are travelling. Whether you are on a long flight, a bus journey or an epic road trip, often the only food available is from convenience stores and fast food outlets. Greasy fast food will not only pack on the calories, it will make you feel bloated and tired when you are in transit. If you can bring along some quick healthy snacks on your trip, you can refuel with nutrients that will give you energy and help you feel great.

Looking to prepare some healthy foods for your next trip but don’t know where to start? Here are a few ideas of some quick healthy snacks:

Dried Fruit

This travel snack ticks all the boxes – it is healthy, tasty and extremely portable. It is also great for kids because it won’t make a mess or cause stains in the car or the plane. There are many great tasting types of dried fruit including dried bananas, apple rings and dried peaches. Look for fruit that has doesn’t have any additives like sugar, colour, flavor or preservatives.

Hard Boiled EggsQuick Healthy Snacks

Having travel snacks that are high in protein is important, because the protein will keep you feeling full for longer. Hard boiled eggs are a great travel snack, so boil up a few before you go and keep them in a container. They can last a long time if you don’t peel the shell, as the egg itself is the perfect wrapper.

Trail Mix

Another great portable healthy snack is trail mix. You can bring it along in a Tupperware container or Ziploc bag and grab handfuls whenever hunger strikes. There are lots of different types of trail mix out available out there in the bulk section of the grocery store. Or, you could make your own by combining the nuts, seeds, dried fruits and other items that you prefer.

Granola BarsQuick Healthy Snacks

A store bought granola bar can be the perfect item for keeping you fueled up when you are on the road. However, when choosing your granola bar be aware that some brands are loaded with sugar that you may as well be eating a chocolate bar! Look for these quick healthy snacks with low sugar and plenty of natural ingredients.

Peanut Butter

Peanut butter is a fantastic food! It offers lots of protein and energy and it’s very portable. You could bring along a loaf of bread and a jar of peanut butter on a road trip and stop for sandwiches whenever you are hungry. You can also bring along some crackers or celery sticks for spreading peanut butter on – whatever tastes good to you. Finally be sure to check out some healthy on the go snacks children love.

These are just some ideas for portable quick healthy snacks that are great to bring with you when you are travelling, so you can satiate your hunger without filling up on junk food and arrive at your destination or furnished apartment in Toronto feeling great.