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Not just for the disabled, senior citizens, foreign visitors—but great information for *all* on insider tips, where to store luggage, where to find public toilets, shopping tips, safety & security, telephones & Internet. Check it out!
What if you have a few hours or even a day or two to spend sightseeing but need to store your luggage? There are now many different services that fit the bill. Bounce Bounce has partnered with local NYC businesses and has a network of more than 100 shops spread across important t...
various locations (Manhattan & JFK airport)For elderly and people with disabilities, traveling in NYC may at first appear daunting. However, the city is, for the most part, well equipped to accommodate the needs of those with physical limitation. For public transit options check the MTA New York City Guide to Accessible T...
The Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities (MOPD)<br>100 Gold Street, 2nd FloorFor a world-class city with over eight million people, New York has a shocking lack of public toilets. If you plan to walk around for a few hours, you might want some helpful strategies before you set off: Most restaurants and bars allow customers only to use their facilities. If...
How to act like a native Resist the urge to stop in the middle of a crowded sidewalk and stare at the skyscrapers. They are indeed impressive, but find a quiet spot away from the crowds to contemplate these giants. Study the map in your hotel room or at the restaurant, but not on...
Tourist areas in Manhattan are generally safe, and the city has experienced a dramatic drop in its crime rate in recent years. Nevertheless, New York is a major metropolis, and you should always stay alert and use common sense. We strongly suggest you leave your valuables at home...
Private corporations own telephone systems in the United States, so rates for wireless and fixed-line long-distance service and operator-assisted calls can vary widely. Therefore, we suggest you never place a long-distance or international call from a pay phone using your credit ...
Starting June 21, 2008, the TSA began requiring adult passengers to present valid federal or state-issued photo identification at security checkpoints at all US airports. Foreign citizens must present a valid passport or one of the following for all international and domestic fli...
Before you shop the City's many electronics stores, read the following shopping tips from the Dept. of Consumer Affairs: ELECTRONICS STORE CONSUMERS You can find big bargains at New York City's electronics stores but you can also get ripped off. Each year, the New York City Depar...