Hotels are still widely available in Toronto, while Vancouver could be facing a shortage

Hotels are still widely available in Toronto, while Vancouver could be facing a shortage

March 13, 2026 11:46 pm PST.

Just months away from FIFA WORLD CUP and hotels are still largely available- albeit more expensive than usual. Luxury hotels are trying to lure visitors with theme packages and on-site World CUP dinning and playing experiences.

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