Tips to Create Inspirational Travel Experiences That You Can Share With Your Clients and Friends!
Feb 14, 2012
What makes a trip great is to be able to enjoy things are personally interesting to you rather than what a single trip planner might design for you or your group on a tour, or meeting planner designing a sales incentive program. What have you always wanted to do? Working with your travel professional, discuss your [...]
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Fashion Forward Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Feb 3, 2012
Impact: 50 Years of the CFDA is the first museum exhibition to celebrate the Council of Fashion Designers of America, the leading fashion trade organization in the United States. Approximately 100 garments and accessories designed by the CFDA’s most impactful creators of the last fifty years are on view. Also included in the exhibition are [...]
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Jazz for Children in New York City!
Feb 2, 2012
Love Jazz and want your children to begin to listen to it? Musical appreciation can be a visit to the Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong museum in Queens or attending a live musical production. Families love going to Dizzy’s Coca Cola to enjoy a dinner before the show. Doors open at 6:00 PM. The performers are on an [...]
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Come Join the Lions, Dragons and Unicorn’s for New York’s 13th Annual Chinatown Lunar New Year’s Day & Firecracker Ceremony
Jan 20, 2012
Over 260,000 Chinese people live in New York City, and we’d love for you to be Chinese for a day! Date: Monday, January 23, 2012 Time: 11AM – 3PM Location: Sara Roosevelt Park (Intersection: Grand St, & Chrystie St.) January 23rd marks the first day of the 2012 Lunar New Year, which will be kicked [...]
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Monday is Martin Luther King Day
Jan 13, 2012
Two interesting ways to learn about New York’s History this Monday, January 16, 2012 Seneca Village: Seneca Village was located in what is now Central Park. The Central Park Conservancy is offering a free walking tour on Monday, January 16 from 12:30 PM – 3:30 PM to learn about Manhattan’s first known community of African-American [...]
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Delicious Savings in New York
Jan 9, 2012
Winter in New York is a fabulous time to enjoy the “indoor activities”! Many of the hotels offer their third night free when you book two consecutive nights. The theatre selections are terrific. Check out Kitt’s Picks for my personal way to match your interest with the show: http://www.dnykg.com/theatre-reviews/ Dining is delicious and especially fun [...]
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Last Chance to Catch Some Great Broadway Shows
Dec 27, 2011
Last chance to see some of the shows on Broadway and enjoy a season of savings at the best hotels when you book two consecutive nights and enjoy the third complimentary! From the blockbuster Hugh Jackman on Broadway, Sunday, January 1st, to the 9 Tony Award winning Billy Elliot, Monday, January, 9th, the following Broadway [...]
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The Elizabeth Taylor Exhibition at Christies: The Ultimate in On Line Shopping
Dec 5, 2011
The collection comprises fashion, paintings, glass, AND an amazing collection of fabulous jewelry! Allow about an hour and a half to see the exhibition at a minimum. Even with timed tickets, the crowds move slowly mainly because the signage is placed in difficult locations and challenging to read easily. What is most amazing is to [...]
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The Best of New York’s Best Holiday Windows
Dec 2, 2011
The best holiday windows this year are certainly at Bergdorf Goodman for the adults and Lord & Taylor for the children. You can skip Saks, stop at Bendel’s and focus on Barneys’ Lady Gaga Window. If you walk, follow path of windows: Bloomingdales, 59th Street and Lexington Avenue Barneys, 60th Street and Madison Avenue—Lady Gaga [...]
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The Best of the Best New York City Holiday Illuminated Decorations
Nov 22, 2011
Rockefeller Center holds the title of “The Tree” in New York City! However, each neighborhood that you visit has it’s very own tree that is also fun to see. These tree lightings (and menorah, snowflake and even a few building illuminations) are much less crowded, way cooler (one even comes with a performance of The [...]
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