http://www.newyorknn.com What is happening in NYC? Sun, 04 Jan 2009 06:07:32 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en I have been looking, and considering a cruise for quite a while now and have decided that 2009 is most certainly the year to do it! Of course, there are a number of premium cruise locations around the world and there are several companies that offer the service within those ... http://www.newyorknn.com/2008/12/23/planning-a-cruise-in-2009/ Most of us Americans love nothing more than a good European tour, but how easy is it to travel between Europe's many fascinating countries? Well, after months of travelling, I can tell you. Extremely easy! I have recently be travelling around Europe and have visited many wonderful countries on my ... http://www.newyorknn.com/2008/12/11/travel-around-europe-how-easy-is-it/ A lot of people are flocking to Europe this winter, not just for its amazing, cultural cities, but for a bit of winter sun too. Admittedly, Europe doesn't boast particularly amazing temperatures during the winter months, but it still an extremely popular destination for tourists from here in the United ... http://www.newyorknn.com/2008/11/23/finding-the-right-private-villa/ There is simply too much to see and do in New York City to put it all in one blog post. You really need to spend at least a month there to see the major sights and then a further month to see about 1/10th of the lesser sights, it's ... http://www.newyorknn.com/2008/11/16/nyc-travel-you-need-a-month/ The Venetian Gondolas on the Adriatic confluence is passé; the Thailand floating market has arrived. Thailand has been known to conduct its markets along rivers and canals. European visitors bestowed Bangkok with the name “Venice of the East” for its vibrant water network. 109 kilometres to the south-west of Bangkok, ... http://www.newyorknn.com/2008/11/01/floating-market-in-thailand/ If you are planning to go on short breaks and wondering what could be the best option for a city break, you can blindly head towards New York City. New York City has a wonderful combination of cultural, natural and tourist attractions that are eternal delights for a traveller. One ... http://www.newyorknn.com/2008/11/01/new-york-could-be-the-best-city-break-in-the-world/ A couple of decades earlier, flying was considered a privilege only the monetarily gifted could enjoy. Not any more. Flying today is as affordable an option as taking the Greyhound. This is primarily due to the influx of budget airlines in the airline industry that have made flying an option ... http://www.newyorknn.com/2008/11/01/low-cost-airline-flights-to-new-york/ When Sedona Miller Schnebly graciously extended her hospitality to visitors in her town in the early 20th century, little did she know that the city would bear her eponym or that it would be synonymous with hospitality, festivity, adventure, and not to leave out spirituality? Off Highway 89A, in north-west ... http://www.newyorknn.com/2008/10/15/sedona-–-bed-and-breakfast,-peace-and-bliss/ We all know that one of the best ways to keep young people off the streets and away from a life of crime, it to give them a positive place to spend their time. What better place for impressionable young individuals to spend their time, than church? Some churches offer ... http://www.newyorknn.com/2008/08/17/keeping-kids-safe-with-church-activities/ It felt like the big game when the New York Mets took over first place with a three to one win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Oliver Perez, the starting pitcher for the New York Mets, is known to be somewhat shaky at time, but today his pitching was right on the ... http://www.newyorknn.com/2008/07/25/it-was-a-pitcher’s-game-as-the-mets-won-3-1/