NEW YORK, June 03, 2008 - New York State just got even easier to love. Consumers looking for a money saving deal this summer will get some value-added vacation relief from I LOVE NEW YORK (www.iloveny.com), the State’s tourism promotion agency. I LOVE NEW YORK has partnered with more than 215 lodging properties across the entire Empire State to create a special book two nights and get the third night free offer. Read more »
When winter wears on the mind, body and soul, there is no better way to chill out than a meditation retreat. Here are five places we favor to help us restore balance and achieve harmony. Read more »
Throughout New York State, vibrant towns and villages add charm, variety and exciting nightlife to a great skiing experience. This new Empire State Development PSA highlights three “must ski” destinations in the Chautauqua-Allegheny, Catskills and Adirondack regions.
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Radio can be a powerful motivating medium, creating word pictures every bit as compelling as visual images. “I LOVE NY Travel Tips” is an on-going series of 60-second features produced by Empire State Development that invite radio listeners to explore New York’s wealth of travel and recreational opportunities. Read more »
The absence of leaves makes the winter a great time to go geocaching in the Allegheny foothills in southwestern New York State. Geocaching is a treasure hunting game where GPS users find hidden caches. The Gallets House Bed & Breakfast in Allegheny offers weekend geocaching packages that are great fun for families or groups of six or more. Read more »
The 1975 Acorn at Canandaigua in the Finger Lakes is the only B&B in New York State to have been awarded the prestigious AAA Four Diamond Award for eleven consecutive years. Activites at the B&B include taking a horse-drawn sleigh ride at the Granger Homestead Museum, Read more »
Hudson Valley’s Woodbury Common Premium Outlets — the largest center of its kind in the United States — is just an hour’s drive north of New York City. With 220 stores to explore, housing name brands such as Burberry, Dolce & Gabbana, Giorgio Armani, Gucci, Lacoste, and Ralph Lauren, Read more »
