It's been another roller coaster news cycle for New York tourism. Omicron looks to be more contagious, but also more mild, so there's reason it think it won't be as disruptive as Delta. Travel restrictions were placed on parts of Africa, but it looks like they'll be lifted soon. The CDC has tightened Covid testing requirements for international travelers, but polls show Omicron fears won't significantly affect travel. 

The city's schools are full of kids again. Vaccine mandate enforcement has gone into effect. Major Broadway players are back under the lights. Things continue to change quickly and the majority of it is for the better for tourism's return. Read on for more good news on the opening and reopening front.

Looking for a pup that can adapt to apartment life but is happy to go with you on adventures? Here are the 10 best dog breeds in NYC for outdoor enthusiasts.

New York City now boasts one of the world's lowest COVID positive rates, raising hopes—or maybe even expectations—that the July 4th holiday weekend will reflect a full bounce back. Certainly cultural organizations are betting on New York, with a slew of live events and reopens coming on line.

The thermostat is turning up here in NYC as summer is approaching on June 20th. Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, people are paying more attention to their gut health than ever. Studies show we have up to 1,000 species of bacteria in the human gut microbiome weighing as much as 2–5 pounds (1–2 kg); each of them extremely important in determining your current and future health status[1]. Since 70% of your immune system comes from your gut, here are my five gut healthy tips to stay healthy this summer.

For the third week in a row NYC tourism has a game changer. As of today, the vaccinated can go maskless (with exceptions, of course, like hospitals and public transportation). Normalcy is returning, quickly, and City Guide is seeing a rise in interest in NYC travel. The subways are back to 24/7. Take a look for Lion King or Hamilton tickets and you'll find availability is already down to scattered singles.

We are again overflowing with reopening news, as vaccine eligibility further expands and the CDC greenlights travel for those who've got their shots. Live theatre, music, and comedy have returned at least in part—even Jerry Seinfeld is back.

Go behind the scenes of New York's most intriguing spots with the new Behind The Experience video series. This week you'll get an insider look at Times Square’s iconic Madame Tussauds New York. How do the figures get made? How far will the team go to get the anatomy exactly right—like in a hidden spot on Priyanka Chopra Jonas's body?

CBD drinks are popping up all around NYC and in all five boroughs. CBD, aka Cannabidiol, is being added to coffee drinks in creative ways and helps patrons take the edge off during the pandemic's numbing isolation.

New York may not be ideal for dogs even as it maintains its fame for towering skyscrapers, famous sites, shopping, and much more. In the eyes of many, it is the most attractive urban center in the country, but maybe not for canine companions—especially if you live in a cramped pad with no yard and limited space to play around!

If you’re new to fishing, figuring it all out can be overwhelming. We’ve got all the info you need to know in this guide to how to fish in NYC.

The opportunities for sightseeing in NYC are limitless, but golfers should definitely make time to check out some of these city links. The prices to get in a round are quite good—better if you’re a resident of the city.

Looking for somewhere to go with your dog in NYC? Here are some dog-friendly businesses in NYC that are open and ready for your dog’s and your visit!

It's almost impossible to find a hotel that hasn't introduced a new sanitation program, promising its rooms are squeaky clean and coronavirus-free. But how do you know if your hotel room is really clean?

For some visitors to New York City, driving is still the preferred, or even only, option—especially in this time of social distancing. Here are some tips for avoiding trouble.