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New York
When it comes to New Year’s Eve, there’s no better place to celebrate than New York City. This city is crammed full of things to see and do at any time of day or night, and the New Year period is no different. Many assume the place to be when the clock turns midnight is Times Square, and while that area is full of life, it also gets very busy, with more than one million people gathering to see the famous confetti ball drop.
Trip to remember If, like Mystery Shopper, your client is celebrating a special anniversary, help them create a trip to remember. Suggest something a little
different for clients wanting a more intimate setting as they welcome in the New Year, such as a river cruise on the Hudson or a carriage ride through Central Park.
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City highlights First-timers in New York will be keen to do everything and anything, with the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty and Central Park among the most popular places to visit. For a less-usual experience,
recommend a trip to Little Italy or Chinatown: both offer great dining options and give the chance to explore a little more of New York’s charm.
SAMPLE PRODUCT
Funway Holidays offers the Plaza Hotel in a Deluxe Rose Suite for £8,890, flying Upper Class with Virgin Atlantic. The price includes a horse and carriage ride and more.
funway4agents.co.uk
Virgin Holidays offers seven nights at The Surrey in a Grand Deluxe Suite for £8,968. The price includes Upper Class flights, use of the clubhouse at Heathrow, and two city passes.
vhols4agents.co.uk
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