Articles tagged “nyc”

Vice's video series is better than we expected and a clear sign of the Bourdain-ization of travel video.

New York has made New York bigger by thinking beyond the one borough and engaging visitors in the new neighborhoods they want to explore.

It's not just hosts who are riding Airbnb's coattails and creating businesses. Small tour operators are working with hosts to draw attention to their activities and Airbnb is quick to help them do that to give it a neighborhood-friendly image.

That Smisek would go, effective immediately, based on the curious Federal case of the Chairman's Flight and not the botched United-Continental merger speaks volumes about the state of U.S. aviation.

Despite the competitive airline posturing, long haul flights out of LaGuardia could be good for most.

Airlines would strongly disagree with all of this. In fairness, airlines have their own cost burdens to tackle. But an extra $4 each way is hardly the worst air travel fee we’ve come across. Especially since their ancillary fees are one giant tax dodge.

Contractors let the airports save a few bucks, but it means they are less safe than they would be if workers had decent pay and benefits.

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City residents are crossing their fingers that they won't have to battle with tourists for these seats out of town.