Toronto Ranks As One Of The World's Must-See Vacation Destinations For 2019

This is the list that predicts the tourist destinations that will experience the most visits in 2019 — and Toronto is on it.

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British Airways has released its shortlist of must-see vacation destinations for 2019. Not only does this list help the airline plan its routes for the upcoming year, but it will also help you plan where you want to go on vacation.

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That said, if you're already in Toronto, maybe you can spend that money you'd otherwise use for airfare, on enjoying our fair city, as it ranks pretty high on the list of go-tos.

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From tropical destinations to historic locales to islands and everything in between, these cities are predicted to be the places to be in 2019.

And since Toronto ranks seventh, you may already be in an enviable place.

Here are the top 19 must-see destinations for 2019 as chosen by British Airways:

Durban
Pittsburgh
Osaka
Marrakesh
Seychelles
Barbados
Toronto
Edinburgh
Sofia
Salzburg
Malta
Cologne
Sydney
Croatia
Kos
Cancun
Las Vegas
Dubai
Tokyo

Toronto

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Toronto Ranks As One Of The World's Must-See Vacation Destinations For 2019

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Here are the top 19 must-see destinations for 2019 as chosen by British Airways:

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The property, 98 James Street South in Hamilton, was placed under receivership in August and is shovel-ready, with development charges locked in at historical rates.

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The Metrotown Place office towers at 4330 Kingsway and 5945 Kathleen Avenue in Burnaby were owned by Slate Asset Management when it was placed under receivership.