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Flights to New York
There are a wide variety of scheduled and charter airways flying to
New York from the UK including British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, American
Airlines, United Airlines, Delta, PIA, Thomas Cook Airlines, Thomson fly
and Continental. Scheduled airlines generally land at the John F Kennedy
airport whilst package and charter flights fly to Newark or La Guardia.
Average flying time from the UK is just over seven hours. |
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Cheap Flights to New York
There are several no frills budget air lines offering cheap flights
and providing only the basic necessities - simple in flight meals
and limited entertainment - but provided at a much lower price than
scheduled airlines charge. The key to the financial success of these
budget airways is maximising the number of passengers flying and as
a result there can be some great late deal and last minute flight
bargains - check these out online.
Fly Drive breaks in New York
These are becoming increasingly popular as a method of being able
to really explore New York. Car hire is cheap and there are many local
and international car hire firms situated at all three airports offering
a wide range of vehicles. Because of its layout the city is easy to
navigate in and road communications in the land of the motor car are
generally excellent although rush hour is best avoided if possible.
Take a short break to New York, also renowned for its culture
and has many famous museums including the Guggenheim, the Metropolitan
Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art and the American Museum
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New York Hotels
The city provides accommodation of all shapes and sizes from luxurious
five star hotels such as the Pennsylvania, Wellington, Plaza or Edison
hotels down to simple bed and breakfast accommodation charging fifty
or sixty dollars. It is also possible to hire apartments in many areas
including Broadway, Bronx, Brooklyn, Fifth Avenue and Greenwich Village.
City Breaks
This is the ideal city to take a break in - the city that never sleeps.
Top attractions include Madison Avenue, Manhattan, Park Avenue, Times
Square, Wall Street, the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty,
Grand Central Terminal and the Rockefeller Centre. The city is also
home to many famous museums including the Guggenheim, the Metropolitan
Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art and the American Museum of
Natural History. |
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