If you’re headed to New York City this year, whether you’re a newcomer to the Big Apple or a long-time visitor, if you haven’t marked off seeing a Broadway show from your bucket list — well, then, you’ve come at the right time. The 2020 Broadway season features some amazing shows, both beloved classics and up-and-coming hits.
Here are several of NYC’s best broadway shows you might want to consider adding to your itinerary. Read More
Visiting Madison Square Garden in New York City for a sporting event or concert is a truly incredible experience. The world-class, world-famous venue is renowned for its acoustics and for not having a single bad seat in the house. However, your big night out can quickly turn to a headache when considering how to get to the venue quickly and efficiently. If you’re traveling to Madison Square Garden from Connecticut, you have a few different options, some of them being faster and less of a hassle than others. Read More
Whether you’re traveling into Manhattan for business or leisure, if you fly into LaGuardia Airport, you’re quickly going to realize that just because LaGuardia is technically located in New York City, it may still be city miles away from where you need to go. LaGuardia is in Queens — a good hike away from Manhattan. So, how do you get from LaGuardia to Manhattan most efficiently? You have several transportation options.
The staple mode of transportation at a wedding used to be the stretch limo. The bride and all her bridesmaids arrive in high style, sliding out of the backseat to enter the venue. The bride and groom take off in the limo alone following the wedding, either to head to the reception or the airport, en route to their honeymoon.
But, as is the case with many time-honored wedding traditions, soon-to-be spouses are reconsidering. There can be many reasons not to hire a stretch limo for your wedding, and to go with another form of transportation instead. Here are six reasons why hiring a stretch limo for your wedding might not be the right choice for you. Read More
It’s not an uncommon question. There are three major airports in the New York City area — LaGuardia (LGA), Newark Liberty (EWR) and John F. Kennedy (JFK) — so travelers who want to depart or arrive in the general vicinity have a lot of options to choose from for their next international flight. For the purpose of this post, we’re going to look at two, Newark and JFK, and the various differences you should consider between the two before booking your flight.