Today you will arrive in Toronto, the largest city in Canada. After arriving, please take the airport shuttle to the hotel. The airport shuttle runs every half hour (check-in at the hotel is available after 15:00 pm). • The procedure after arriving at T1 terminal is: get off the plane → go to the flight baggage carousel → arrive at the T1 arrivals level → look for the “Ground Level” sign, take the escalator or elevator to the Ground Level → look for the “S Gate” sign → exit the terminal from the “S Gate” → wait for the hotel shuttle bus with the “Crowne Plaza Hotels&Resorts” logo at the S1 stop (no phone reservation required). • The procedure after arriving at T3 terminal is: get off the plane → go to the flight baggage carousel → arrive at the T3 arrivals floor → exit the terminal → wait for the hotel shuttle bus with the "Crowne Plaza Hotels&Resorts" logo at stop 41 (no phone reservation required). ※Reference hotel information: Hotel name: Crowne Plaza Toronto Airport, an IHG Hotel Phone: (+1)4166751234 Address: 33 Carlson Ct, Toronto, ON M9W 6H5, Canada ※On the day of joining the tour, our company can provide paid airport pick-up service. The paid pick-up time is: 09:00-22:00 (this time is the time for guests to meet our staff at the baggage claim area after getting their luggage. Guests need to wait at the airport for guests with an approaching flight). The vehicle type used for pick-up is a 7-seater car, with a maximum of 6 people. The fee is USD$90.00 / CAD$120.00/one way.

Today we will set off to Niagara Falls. First, take the Clarion Waterfall Boat and embark on a thrilling journey to the bottom of Niagara Falls. This unforgettable journey offers breathtaking views of the Niagara Gorge, American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls, as well as an up-close encounter with the iconic Canadian Horseshoe Falls, and experience the thunderous roar and refreshing mist of these natural wonders. Then visit the most famous street in Niagara Falls - Clifton Hill Commercial District, where you can have lunch at your own expense. Enter the Niagara Falls Water Curtain Channel in the afternoon and stand on the observation deck at the foot of this 13-story miracle. The sights in front of you will take your breath away. Finally, explore in depth the famous attractions around the waterfall. Visit the century-old Niagara Hydropower Station, overlook the magical whirlpool in Whirlpool State Park, clock in at the Flower Clock composed of thousands of plants and flowers, and finally follow the Niagara Parkway, one of the oldest avenues in Ontario, to visit the lakeside town known as one of the "Seven Fairy Tale Towns in the World", and immerse yourself in the complete remnants of the English style of the Victorian era. Itinerary: Toronto → Niagara Falls → Horn Cruise (optional, 60 minutes) → Clifton Hill Commercial District (90 minutes, optional lunch) → Niagara Falls Water Curtain Passage (optional, 60 minutes) → Niagara Falls in-depth tour (mandatory, 2 hours) → Toronto In-depth tour of Niagara Falls: Niagara Hydropower Station (20 minutes) → Niagara Whirlpool State Park (15 minutes) → Flower Clock (10 minutes) → Fairy Tale Town: Niagara on the Lake (30 minutes)

Depart from Toronto in the morning and head to the Thousand Islands in Canada. It is located on the St. Lawrence River between Canada and the United States and is dotted with 1,864 independent islands. Board the yacht and pass by the most famous and charming scenic spots of Thousand Islands. Then head north to Montreal, the largest French-speaking city in eastern Canada, the most French-cultural city, known as the "Little Paris of North America". Itinerary: Toronto → Kingston (30 minutes) → Thousand Islands → Canadian Thousand Islands Cruise (own expense, 75 minutes) → Montreal → Montreal city tour (45 minutes) → Montreal French meal (own expense, 60 minutes) Montreal city tour: Dorchester Square → Our Lady of the World Cathedral (Exterior) → Sun Life Building (Exterior) → St. Catherine Street Special instructions: 1. If the cruise ship is closed, the attraction will be replaced by the Montreal Museum of Natural Ecology + Montreal Olympic Leaning Tower

Today we will go to Quebec, a city full of French feelings. British and French road signs and signboards can be seen everywhere. Pedestrians on the road are also dressed in a European style. Open-air cafes, romantic and warm, cobblestone pedestrian streets, where you can buy art, King Louis Square, it feels like you are in Paris. Itinerary: Montreal → Quebec → Tour of the Old Town of Quebec (mandatory item, 60 minutes, including the appearance of King Louis Square, Chateau Frontenac Hotel, Parliament Building, the appearance of Notre-Dame Basilica of Quebec) → Little Champlain Street in the Old Town (60 minutes) → Montrenci Falls + Cable Car (optional, 60 minutes) → Hotel

On the last day of the trip, we departed from Montreal in the morning and headed to Lakeview Resort, a famous resort in eastern Canada known as Little Banff. Here, you can not only admire a variety of European-style buildings, including charming restaurants, small shops, and more. You can also enjoy wonderful natural scenery. Look at Canada's famous mountain lakes and feel the magnificence of nature. Then proceed to Ottawa, a famous political and commercial city where the fire of peace never goes out. Then go to Parliament Hill of Canada, which is an area centered on the Parliament Building. After the tour, we will drive to Toronto. Itinerary: Montreal → Mont-Tremblant (45 minutes) → Ottawa → Parliament Hill (30 minutes) → Toronto

This morning we will embark on a film and television tour to explore the vibrant Toronto. The first stop is the University of Toronto. It is not only a world-class university, but also the filming location for many movies such as "The Incredible Hulk", "Resident Evil" and "The Shape of Water". Next stop we will go to the filming location of "X-Men" - Toronto City Hall, which has become a famous local landmark with its modernist architectural style. Toronto's Internet celebrity signage is also not to be missed. It can always be easily captured in reports of major international events. The last stop is Yonge Street, which not only once had the reputation of "the longest street in the world", but was also the filming location for movies such as "The Incredible Hulk". The streets are lined with shops, cafes and restaurants. You can enjoy the relaxing beauty of Citywalk. At noon, follow us to the century-old ancient brewery market. There are a wide variety of specialties in the market. The handicraft shops, galleries, and small restaurants here are full of artistic atmosphere. It is well worth going to hunt for treasures! After lunch, head to the CN Tower. You can choose to climb the tower to overlook the city skyline. Then take a Toronto cruise to enjoy a harbor tour and gain a unique perspective on the city. Itinerary: Toronto Film and Television Tour (mandatory, 2.5 hours) → Distillery District (90 minutes, optional lunch) → CN Tower (optional, 60 minutes) → Toronto Cruise (optional, 60 minutes) Toronto Film and Television Tour: University of Toronto (60 minutes) → Toronto City Hall + Toronto Internet celebrity signage (40 minutes) → Yonge Street (30 minutes) Special instructions: 1. If the Toronto cruise is closed, the attraction will be replaced by Ripley's Aquarium of Toronto (own expense, 60 minutes).