787 takes flight for first commercial passengers, tips on how to sleep in the air, NYC will get 120 new hotels but do they need them?
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New York City
This weekend’s focus is on the fantastic. First we look at the fantasy of elegant dining while traveling on the NYC subway system, then a video spies on a criminal penguin getting ready for mating season and finally we see the facade of a staid parliament building in Bern, Switzerland, dance to a computerized light show.
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Boeing 737MAX scheduled for delivery in 2017, AirTrans’ 717s may be on the way out at SWA after full merger, 911 Memorial in NYC
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Three arrested over fake bomb, new Marriott family hotel tower in Manhattan, Boeing looks to carbon recycling
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New York has never been a cheap place to visit, but it can be done affordably. Hotels can be book for the $100-$125 range, great meals can be found for less than in the suburbs, Broadway shows can be seen for half-price, parking coupons slash costs, and a stroll down the avenues or Central Park and relaxing in public spaces in skyscrapers are experiences that are free.
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The famous Michelin Red guidebooks are some of the most trusted in the world when it comes to selecting restaurants and hotels. They have just released their latest edition for New York City 2011. In a city that never sleeps, this guide provides trusted information should one want to dine amid all the action.
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Nobody likes change. It seems that everyone looks at the problems with change rather than the opportunities. Such was the case with taxi drivers in New York City (NYC) when they were ordered to add credit card machines to their cabs two years ago. All they saw was the added five percent card processing fee and another hassle. In the end they were surprised and some cabbies are singing a happy tune on their way to the bank.
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New taxi smart app, new NYC restaurant grading system, Boeing delays delivery of Dreamliner
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Forbes released their Top 10 most visited tourist attractions in the U.S.A. Times Square in New York City leads the list. The Forbes definition: sites of historical or cultural interest; natural phenomena and landmarks; and officially designated entertainment and recreation centers.
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