Urban Planner and Accessibility Travel Consultant focusing on Canada's major metropolitan areas. He advises on public transit navigation, universal design, and family-friendly logistics for complex city itineraries.
Marcus Thorne acts as a bridge between urban infrastructure and the traveler experience, with a specific focus on accessible and inclusive tourism. Based in Toronto but frequently working in Montreal and Vancouver, he evaluates city attractions for wheelchair access, stroller friendliness, and sensory impact. His expertise covers the "mathematics" of travel, such as calculating the cost-benefit of city passes, navigating the PATH underground systems, and managing itineraries across time zones. Marcus provides detailed guides on using public transit like the TTC or ROAM to avoid car rentals, and he offers insider tips on the diverse cultural neighborhoods and food scenes of Canada's largest cities.