How to Get Authentic New York Pizza Delivered To Your House This post contains references to products from one or more of our advertisers. We may receive compensation when you click on links to those products. For an explanation of our… Johnny Jet , June 10, 2021
A Double Dose of Adirondack Lore—Lake Placid & Saranac Lake Hotel Saranac—Saranac Lake’s hilltop hospitality palace The evergreen Adirondack Park Region is comprised of 12 counties encompassing 92 towns. Three neighboring communities—the Tri-Lakes—in the High Peaks region have worldly reputations… Bruce Northam , February 23, 2021
United Airlines’ Free Transatlantic COVID-19 Testing Pilot Program Put on Hold? COVID-19 is out of control and not just in the USA. On Saturday, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, implemented a four-week lockdown, which is supposed to end… Johnny Jet , November 2, 2020
New York Is Now Issuing $2,000 Fines to Travelers That Don’t Fill Out This Form As I wrote in this story, the three states of the tri-state area—New York, Connecticut and New Jersey—recently introduced a mandatory 14-day quarantine for arriving visitors from states suffering from… Johnny Jet , July 14, 2020
New York Residents Are No Longer Eligible to Sign Up for Global Entry If you’re a New York resident and you like international travel, last week held bad news for you. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced on Thursday that New York… Johnny Jet , February 10, 2020
You Can Go Ice Skating at These 3 Airports This Holiday Season With the holiday season upon us, even airports are getting into the spirit. In fact, writes Harriet Baskas of Stuck at the Airport, travelers can go ice skating at temporary… Johnny Jet , November 20, 2019
An Evening Sail on the Hudson With North Cove Sailing As everyone knows, it’s been a long, hot summer. Finding a way to cool off is not always an easy task, but a recent sail on the Hudson provided me… Michele Kropf , August 28, 2019
Oheka Castle: A Long Island Escape Fit for a Queen (or Two) As opposed to venturing afar on Presidents Day (week) to ski or tan, I skipped the inescapable crowds and took two eighth-graders—my daughter Bella and her pal—on what we coined… Bruce Northam , April 25, 2019
Garnet Hill Lodge: An Adirondack Gem When I was eight-years old I was climbing the stairs inside New York state’s Gore Mountain ski lodge when the hooks of my opposing lace-up ski boots hitched and sent… Bruce Northam , July 25, 2018
This MTA App Lets You Skip Metro-North and LIRR Ticketing Lines If you’ve spent any time in New York City, you probably know that Metro-North and Long Island Rail Road trains connect the city to the area surrounding it. You may… Johnny Jet , May 15, 2018
NYC’s Newest Airport Isn’t Really in NYC Last week, I wrote about a second Orlando airport that’s often a source of confusion for travelers. Today’s tip concerns a similar situation that may soon confuse travelers to (and… Johnny Jet , February 20, 2018
Travel Webcam of the Week: New Year’s Eve Webcams From Times Square New Year’s Eve Webcams From Times Square (http://www.earthcam.com/newyears) One of the last places I want to be this New Year’s Eve is New York City’s Times Square. I have no… Johnny Jet , December 27, 2017
American Airlines to Soon Operate All LaGuardia Flights out of Terminal B December 9 marks an important milestone for American Airlines in New York City. On that date, the airline will have officially consolidated all of its LaGuardia flights inside LGA’s Terminal… Team Johnny Jet , October 20, 2017
My Trip to Saratoga Racetrack, Part 2: The Gideon Putnam Continued from part one… As I noted in my first Saratoga post, racing horses is really not my thing, but my dad is a huge fan—and because I grew up… Georgie Jet , September 7, 2017
My Trip to Saratoga Racetrack, Part 1: The Residence Inn To be honest, racing horses is really not my thing, but my dad is a huge fan, and because I grew up with the Saturday afternoons of dramatic cheering and… Georgie Jet , September 7, 2017