New York, the city that never sleeps, is one of the most bucket listed cities and definitely one of our firm favourites. What’s not to love with the high energy and 24/7 activity? Sometimes refer to as the Capital of the World, there is always something to do or see, no matter the hour.
As if you needed another excuse…
It’s likely that New York is on your travel wishlist already, but for many of us it’s one of those destinations which we keep holding off on, telling ourselves we need to save more, we’ll go before Christmas because that’s the best time, then we’re telling ourselves we’ll go in summer when it’s more affordable, or additionally something comes up in our everyday lives which prevents us from going – before you know it years have passed and you still haven’t seen the impressive New York cityscape in real life.
So to get your head back in the game and get you focused on your travel …
Find out our top 3 destinations for a Christmas cruise this year.
Cruise holidays are a wonderful way to take a well-deserved escape from the mounting pressures of creating the perfect Christmas at home. Forget spending your time off making sure you have enough seats to host the family for Christmas Dinner and pouring over recipes that’ll promise to deliver the perfect roasties. Instead, you can spend your time off over the festive period, enriching your life by travelling to truly breathtaking destinations around the globe. As well as giving you a chance to recharge your batteries, perhaps the best part of a Christmas cruise is having the opportunity to see …
So you’re going to New York! Oh the places you’ll see! From the Stature of Liberty to the lights of Broadway – here’s what you absolutely cannot miss on your trip…
New York City is one of the most popular tourist destinations in, not only the United States of America, but the entire world. It has an estimated population of around 8,337,000 people, making it the most densely populated city on the planet. New York City has made an incomprehensible contribution to culture and popular culture over the last century, and has been the setting of many a classic film and book. There is definitely a certain romance about the Big …