Category Archives: Further Afield

Visiting Rhinebeck

by Richard, CEO Every few months I make it my business to look for destinations that are near enough to New York City to be of interest to visitors. I usually focus on places that are from one to at … Continue reading

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Go East: The North Fork of Long Island

by Richard, CEO The North Fork of Long Island is virtually unknown outside of locals and those who live and work in Manhattan. About 75 miles and 90 minutes from Midtown (when traffic is good) is the start of the … Continue reading

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Come Sail Away!

There is nothing better then a warm sunny mid afternoon on the Hudson River in New York City! I had a great opportunity to join one of our close hotel partnerships on a cruise down the Hudson River, past the Statue of … Continue reading

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Best Day Trips from New York City

We asked the New York Guest team: what’s your favorite day trip from New York City? Check out what these local New Yorkers like to do on their time off.  Do you have a favorite that’s not on our list? … Continue reading

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Terra: Boston Bound, Part One

Today I am blogging from the Acela train from New York’s Penn Station to Boston’s South Street Station. It’s a pretty quick journey, about 3 hours and 40 minutes; the Acela express train shaves about 45 minutes off the regular … Continue reading

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Jeannette: So much more than NYC

Hello, I am Jeannette and I am the Director of International Sales for New York Guest. I have been with New York Guest for over 7 years! Did you know that New York Guest assists clients with travel outside of … Continue reading

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