Incorrect. First of all, the hotel is called Trump Tower so the headline is technically correct. Secondly, the Ritz Carlton, Shangra-La and Fairmount are all doing very well nearby. Toronto has had several good years for tourism dollars in a row, but these tourists clearly are not willing to stay at the Trump Tower. Third, conference business is doing well at other downtown hotels, but companies don't want to take the risk of having some employees or guests objecting to the Trump brand. It is less risky to use another hotel chain. Lastly, any casual observer of Toronto would notice it has a booming condo market, but apparently half the condos in Trump Tower Toronto are unsold. I would say it is the Trump brand that is toxic, not "disinterest in the Toronto market".