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New York Calendar of Events
Public holidays and local celebrations for New York. Choose the most festive time of year to visit, or avoid periods when businesses and visitor attractions are closed.
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Cruises Calling on New York
Find the perfect cruise to New York. VeriNav's Trip Planner makes it easy to find cruises calling on the destination of your choice. Compare Ocean Cruises offered by the most popular cruise lines. In many cases you can see the entire itinerary and all the sailing dates without searching any further.
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Replenish the spirit and join the many travelers who have embarked on a journey of well-being. VeriNav helps you locate the best Spa Facilities in New York.
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Luxury Travel to New York
For the ultimate in luxury and attentive service when traveling to New York, consider the offerings in this category, which include Chartered Air Service.
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Want to know what is happening in New York? VeriNav draws on local, national and international sources to bring you up to speed.
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People, Culture and History of New York
Learn about the people of New York and their culture and history.
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Travel Writing about New York
Read articles, journals, essays and blogs by professional and amateur writers, natives of and visitors to New York.
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New York:
Sailing-Canoeing-Kayaking Info
Some 15 years ago, three recreational paddlers dreamed of linking a series of lakes and rivers from New York to Maine, creating an Appalachain Trail of waterways. That dream is now a reality.
By PAUL SCHNEIDER
Published: September 10, 2006
This heart of darkness scene isn't from "Apocalypse Now" or in any remotely exotic place. It's Pollepel Island in the middle of the Hudson River just 60 miles from New York.
By RICH BEATTIE
Published: July 28, 2006
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