Top tier storytelling and animation contribute to Disney’s success as a franchise. Almost all of the films draw from real life. For example, the sultan’s palace in “Aladdin” imitates the Taj Mahal, and the Imperial Palace from “Mulan” is a real structure in China. Here are some sites and places from Disney films. Notre Dame… Continue reading Real Life Sites and Places You’ll Recognize from Disney Films
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Discover Queens, New York: The Home of 50 Cent, LL Cool J and More
Queens, New York, is a woven not only from its hip-hop roots, but an entire symphony of cultures. The names 50 Cent, LL Cool J, Nas and Nicki Minaj resound throughout the streets. This enclave is a treasure trove of experiences from its culinary gems to its iconic landmarks. Activities Watch A Mets Game For… Continue reading Discover Queens, New York: The Home of 50 Cent, LL Cool J and More
Escape the Cold and Jet Ski at These Warm Destinations
Surfing, waterskiing and scuba diving are exhilarating in their own ways. However, if you’ve never had a chance to zip across the water on a jet ski, you should try at least once. Here are some destinations perfect for escaping the cold and getting on a jet ski. Jamaica Hop on a jet ski and… Continue reading Escape the Cold and Jet Ski at These Warm Destinations
Picturesque Sites for an Epic Fall Photoshoot
Each season has its own personality, but there’s something unique about fall. It offers a balance between the heat of summer and winter’s chill. The leaves change from green to sunset colored, setting the perfect backdrop for a fall photoshoot. For those behind the camera, fall is full of possibilities. Whether you’re a serious or… Continue reading Picturesque Sites for an Epic Fall Photoshoot
Check Out These Food Festivals in the United States this Fall
With the transition to fall comes pumpkins, hoodies and plenty of festivals focused on food and drink. Here are four food festivals in the United States to check out. New York’s Wine & Food Festival If there’s one thing New York has in abundance, it’s wine and food. The New York City Wine & Food… Continue reading Check Out These Food Festivals in the United States this Fall
Five Tips for Your First West Indian Day Parade Experience
The West Indian Day Parade will light up Brooklyn’s Eastern Parkway in September. If you’re bummed about summer’s end, this high-energy, colorful event is the perfect distraction. Here are five tips and things to expect at the West Indian Day Parade. Know the Route and Plan for Huge Crowds This parade usually starts around 11… Continue reading Five Tips for Your First West Indian Day Parade Experience
These International Restaurants Have Phenomenal Views
When dining out, the ambiance is just as important as the food. Every restaurant is interested in offering a decent service that keeps guests coming back. However, some restaurants go above and beyond to provide a memorable dining experience. Check out these international eateries offering views that rival their food. OXO Tower Restaurant- London At… Continue reading These International Restaurants Have Phenomenal Views
Conrad New York Downtown Is The Hidden Gem of New York’s Battery Park City
In a city often associated with the dazzle of Times Square, the allure of Broadway and the towering presence of the Empire State Building, lies a serene enclave that encapsulates the essence of a different New York. The Conrad New York Downtown, a five-star hotel, embodies New York’s interpretation of opulence. The Rooms Conrad New… Continue reading Conrad New York Downtown Is The Hidden Gem of New York’s Battery Park City
FAA Slashes Some NY, NJ And D.C. Flights Due To Staff Shortages
If you’ve done any airline travel recently, you’ve probably noticed more delays and cancellations than usual. You aren’t alone- it’s a widespread problem that’s impacting domestic and international flights. These complications can happen for a variety of reasons from poor weather to lack of adequate staff. Here’s what to know about the FAA’s actions, and… Continue reading FAA Slashes Some NY, NJ And D.C. Flights Due To Staff Shortages
U.S. Cities Worth Visiting This August
Summer is flying by, and August is already here. One of the best ways to enjoy what remains of the nice weather is to book a flight someplace. If you would rather stay stateside, here are several great U.S. cities worth considering for last-minute August travel plans. New York City, NY This place truly has… Continue reading U.S. Cities Worth Visiting This August
Ring In The 4th Of July At One Of These Five Rooftop Bars In New York
June is nearly over, which is hard to believe. This means one of the biggest holidays of the summer is nearly here. If you’re planning to be in New York for the 4th of July, there are many ways to ring in the occasion. Each of New York City’s rooftop bars have their own vibe… Continue reading Ring In The 4th Of July At One Of These Five Rooftop Bars In New York
Want To Explore NYC With Your Furry Friend? Here Are 5 Pet-Friendly Hotels
Some people love their furry friends so much that leaving them behind isn’t an option. While it isn’t possible to bring your dog everywhere (unless it’s a service animal), you won’t have much trouble finding pet-friendly accommodations in The Big Apple. New Yorkers love dogs, and this is evident in the number of doggy gyms,… Continue reading Want To Explore NYC With Your Furry Friend? Here Are 5 Pet-Friendly Hotels
The Best Eats in New York’s South Street Seaport
Summer is here, and New York’s South Street Seaport is the vibrant culinary scene you need. Nestled amidst the historic cobblestone lanes and picturesque waterfront, South Street Seaport epitomizes summer dining in the Big Apple. With its diverse restaurants, charming outdoor seating areas and delectable flavors ranging from traditional seafood delicacies to global culinary delights,… Continue reading The Best Eats in New York’s South Street Seaport
Most Bike Commute-Friendly Cities in the US
Back in May, people across the country hit the pavement cycling around town for National Bike Month. However, more people are seeking out cities that allow them to bike freely and safely all year round. Commuting by bike can be tricky, especially if you live in large, overpopulated cities where everything is spread far apart.… Continue reading Most Bike Commute-Friendly Cities in the US
Celebrate Pride Across the Americas! Here’s Where You Can Party This June
LGBTQ+ pride is worth celebrating all year round, but June is when the celebrations really take off. This is the month when we honor and show love to a community that perseveres in spite of ongoing discrimination. While there are gay pride celebrations and events all over the world, some of the best are right… Continue reading Celebrate Pride Across the Americas! Here’s Where You Can Party This June