New York

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New York City is home to more than 8 million people and stands as the world's dynamic center for the financial, media, advertising, and fashion industries. Complementing these powerhouse industries are fine dining, visual and performing arts, shopping and nightlife that would impress even the most discriminating traveler.

Manhattan is a sightseer's mecca and drew a record of over 40 million tourists in 2007. A trip to the Big Apple is not complete without seeing some of the world famous local sights, including the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Rockefeller and Lincoln Centers, a revitalized Times Square, Central Park, Riverside Park and the UN.

Don't forget to visit the many diverse neighborhoods including Chelsea, Greenwich Village, Hell's Kitchen, Times Square/Theater District, Chinatown and the Financial District. There's a lot to see and every part of the island has its own unique flavor. You may need an extended stay to soak it all in.

When it's time to find the party, no city has more to choose from. Manhattan's gay nightlife is never dull with dozens of weekly gay-themed parties. Make sure to ask the locals what's happening on the night you choose to go out. There are always different options for every type of crowd.

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Did You Know?
What makes Atlanta unique? It's hard to even know where to begin! Here are a few of our favorite "fun facts" about the New York State:

• Each year, the state of New York releases over one million pounds of fish into more than 1,200 bodies of water across the state. That's good fishing.
• New York State has more ski mountains than any other state in the country.
• Between 1890 and 1913, J.P. Morgan spent nearly half his fortune on art. Most of it is now at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
• The New York State Capitol, completed in 1899 at a cost of $25 million (roughly half a billion current dollars), was the most expensive government building of its time.
• New York is the country's third-largest wine-producing state, with more than 250 wineries growing over 35 varieties of grapes.
• Thousand Islands dressing was invented in where else but the Thousand Islands-Seaway region.
• There are over 560 spas in the state of New York.
• New York has over 6,713 natural ponds, lakes, and reservoirs of one acre or more.
• There are 1,864 islands in the Thousand Islands-Seaway region
• With over 800,000 square feet and 220 stores, Woodbury Common is one of the largest outlet shopping centers in the world.
• Tourist railroads have taken visitors to New York mountaintops since the 1890s.