Museums are travelers ‘ windows into the history, culture and art of a particular place. They offer a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the local heritage and gain a deeper understanding of the people who have shaped it over time. Whether it’s exploring ancient artifacts, admiring masterpieces by renowned artists or learning about significant… Continue reading Museums Around The World You Should Check Out
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Bookstores Around The World For The Reading Traveler
Bookstores are more than just places to buy books. They are cultural hubs where people can gather, explore different genres, and engage in many other activities. They can also serve as a great tourist experience, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the local literary scene and discover unique gems from the region. For travelers, bookstores… Continue reading Bookstores Around The World For The Reading Traveler
Hilton Unveils New Tempo by Hilton Times Square Hotel
Hilton has introduced a new concept of hospitality as part of its modern lifestyle brand—the 661-room Tempo by Hilton Times Square Hotel. The hotel is located on TSX Broadway, a tall building with shops and entertainment spaces. Tempo by Hilton Times Square aims to attract travelers who want both relaxation and inspiration in Times Square.… Continue reading Hilton Unveils New Tempo by Hilton Times Square Hotel
Guggenheim Museum in NYC Increases Entry Fee This Summer
The Guggenheim Museum in New York increased its admission price to $30. The $5 increase makes it one of the most expensive museums in the country. The decision to raise admission prices was driven by several factors. Some include the museum’s need to address a decline in visitor numbers and the rising operational expenditures. This… Continue reading Guggenheim Museum in NYC Increases Entry Fee This Summer
Amtrak To Offer $31 Fares Between D.C. And NYC This Summer
Amtrak announced a series of compelling offers that are set to transform travel in the Northeast corridor. With a focus on providing affordable transportation options, Amtrak is enticing travelers with generous discounts and a host of upgrades. New York passengers planning trips to cities, like Washington, DC, Boston, Providence and Philadelphia, can now save big… Continue reading Amtrak To Offer $31 Fares Between D.C. And NYC This Summer
World Famous Secretive Dinner Party Returns to New York
After a two-year hiatus, the famous Diner en Blanc returns to the streets of New York City. This French-inspired pop-up dinner party, known for its extravagant all-white dress code and secret locations, is ready to celebrate its eleventh year in the Big Apple. A decade ago, Diner en Blanc made its U.S. debut in the… Continue reading World Famous Secretive Dinner Party Returns to New York
Delta Sky Club Unveils New 14,000 Square Feet Lounge at JFK Terminal 4
Delta Sky Club announced the opening of its second lounge at New York-JFK, located in Terminal 4 near Gate A7. This new Club, situated in Terminal 4 Concourse B, spans an impressive 14,000 square feet. The spacious lounge offers seating for more than 250 people, along with a covered Sky Deck. With the combined capacity… Continue reading Delta Sky Club Unveils New 14,000 Square Feet Lounge at JFK Terminal 4
Hyatt Adds 9 Luxury Hotels in Top Cities
Hyatt Hotels Corporation announced that the Dream Hotels brand, The Chatwal, The Time New York and other properties have been integrated into the World of Hyatt reward program. The properties, which are now bookable through Hyatt channels, provide members and guests with new stay alternatives and lifestyle experiences. These newly integrated lifestyle hotels offer members… Continue reading Hyatt Adds 9 Luxury Hotels in Top Cities
New York to Host the First-Ever Angry Birds Retail Cafe
Flushing, Queens is adding to its vibrant scene with the opening of iSwii by Angry Birds Retail Cafe. This family-friendly establishment will serve up a tasty real-life spin on one of the most-played video games of all time. From fun treats to interactive games and merchandise, iSwii promises a memorable experience for visitors of all… Continue reading New York to Host the First-Ever Angry Birds Retail Cafe
Airbnb Vs. New York City’s Short-Term Rental Regulations
Airbnb filed a lawsuit against the city of New York earlier this month, on June 1. In the lawsuit, the company alleges that the city had effectively banned short-term rentals, limiting the number of individuals who can provide lodging through the platform, Reuters reported. The company asserts in its filing to the Supreme Court of… Continue reading Airbnb Vs. New York City’s Short-Term Rental Regulations
Things To Do in Queens: Discovering the Borough’s Finest Gems This Summer
Queens, New York, is a melting pot of cultures and ethnicities. With over 2.3 million residents, it is the largest borough in New York City and home to numerous landmarks, including Citi Field and Flushing Meadows-Corona Park. The diverse neighborhoods of Queens offer a wide range of culinary experiences, from Greek to Indian to Chinese… Continue reading Things To Do in Queens: Discovering the Borough’s Finest Gems This Summer
Delta To Resume Service Between London-Gatwick And New York-JFK
Delta Air Lines just revealed that it will now fly nonstop from London-Gatwick to JFK in New York every day. This will make it easier for people to get to the United States and vice versa. Delta is finally back in business at London-Gatwick after a 15-year break. Delta’s vice president for Europe, the Middle… Continue reading Delta To Resume Service Between London-Gatwick And New York-JFK
Travel Experts Race To Find The Fastest Way To JFK Airport From Times Square
For those visiting Manhattan, getting to the airport in time for a flight can be a challenging task. Gridlock can cause significant delays during taxi journeys. The subway can be too complicated for some. While helicopters can be fast, arriving at the helipad on time can be difficult. Then, there’s the Long Island Rail Road,… Continue reading Travel Experts Race To Find The Fastest Way To JFK Airport From Times Square
Study Reveals 2023’s Most Ethnically Diverse Cities
The personal finance website WalletHub has released its report on 2023’s Most and Least Ethnically Diverse Cities in light of immigration reform remaining a contentious issue and senators attempting to craft a bipartisan bill. WalletHub compared over 500 of the largest U.S. cities across three key metrics, including ethno-racial diversity, linguistic diversity, and birthplace diversity,… Continue reading Study Reveals 2023’s Most Ethnically Diverse Cities
Airlines Will Cut New York Flights This Summer to Reduce Delays
Four major United States airlines will cut down on round trip service to New York this summer to curb flight delays. American Airlines, JetBlue, United Airlines and Delta Air Lines are facing a shortage of air traffic controllers. Expect to see flights at LaGuardia Airport, John F. Kennedy International Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport… Continue reading Airlines Will Cut New York Flights This Summer to Reduce Delays