Articles tagged “new york state”

One man's disaster is another man's inspiration. Cruise junkies fascinated by the details of the disaster can visit the exhibit in an attempt to imagine the panic felt by those aboard the ship.

Unlike most hotels’ rush to out-design one another, the Maritime Hotel focuses on preserving its authentic porthole windows and wood paneling, while keeping operations as eco-friendly as possible.

The big subway seating debate is over bench versus scoop-style seats with some residents complaining that Chicago's $16 million rail improvements have only made cars feel more cramped.

Delta's new Sky Club may be the one part of LaGuardia that fliers aren't complaining about, but one that will hopefully inspire image improvements in other airlines' club at all New York airports.

Can someone please start printing these posters out, today, and start plastering them all over?

The High Line was never really about the locals, and now it is playing out to its logical conclusion.

Air travel to come to these giant events is bad enough, then hotel prices always shoot up in the vicinity. Plus technology has obviated the need for such large conventions.

It may not be the most consumer friendly increase, but it is the first in 8 years and helps the cab drivers a lot, especially the ones leasing those cabs, which is majority.