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With the economy in relative shambles, there is one bright, shiny gem available to almost anyone. That's travel. Travel is more affordable than ever before. That means New York travel is more affordable than ever before.

With airlines and lodging cutting rates, that means there is more money to see all the shiny lights of Broadway, eat the famous New York City food, tour the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Ground Zero, and explore some of the best shopping stores on the planet.

If you haven't been to the Big Apple, or if you are a frequent visitor, now is the perfect time to see one of the greatest cities in the history of mankind.

With the economy in relative shambles, there is one bright, shiny gem available to almost anyone. That's travel. Travel is more affordable than ever before. That means New York travel is more affordable than ever before.

With airlines and lodging cutting rates, that means there is more money to see all the shiny lights of Broadway, eat the famous New York City food, tour the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Ground Zero, and explore some of the best shopping stores on the planet.

If you haven't been to the Big Apple, or if you are a frequent visitor, now is the perfect time to see one of the greatest cities in the history of mankind.

There are 11 vacation regions in the state, and each of them deserves their own New York Travel Guide. New York isn't all about New York City, although if you haven't been there, you should come and check out the culture of the city, Broadway, and sites like the Empire State Building, Lady Liberty, Central Park and Ground Zero.

Upstate New York is known for its beauty. When you're done playing in the Big Apple, make sure to take a drive up to the Greater Niagara and Chautauqua-Allegheny regions located in the western area; and the Finger Lakes and Central-Leatherstocking regions in the central area. In the north, you can explore the 1,000 Islands-Seaway region and the Adirondacks, Catskills and the Hudson Valley. And you don't want to miss the Capital-Saratoga area in the south and Long Island in the southeast.

Aside from the culture experience of New York City, there is a ton of outdoor activities like biking, hiking, fishing and great golfing (with more than 950 courses to choose from) throughout the state of New York. There is more state park land than any other state in the country. New York travel is the perfect blend of city and outdoor attractions.

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Travel guides abound! Numerous web sites offer free travel guides and travel resources. If you're going on a vacation sometime soon, pick up a free travel guide and you'll be glad you did.