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Toronto businesses brace for little or no business from COVID-19 modified TIFF

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Toronto International Film Festival.Hotels want fresh blooms to greet high-profile guests; production companies and sponsors like to send congratulatory florals to stars of big films; and event planners and restaurants need a touch of nature to brighten up their spaces for everyone flocking to town.“September’s generally busy because everyone’s back to work and things are happening and then TIFF just drops and it’s usually a lot of last-minute ordering,” said Yang.“Usually you have to make it work.” A pandemic-tailored guide to the Toronto International Film Festival 2020 Yang’s not expecting that this year.

TIFF has downsized its slate from the usual 200-plus films to about 50, and while it will offer some in-person screenings and.

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