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A new year means a clean slate when it comes to travel plans and one location in New York is #1 on America's list.

Two famous New York landmarks have been named the biggest tourist traps in the entire world.

Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2024”, has added a Syracuse native to their already star-studded global lineup.

If Times Square is your thoughtful plan for watching the NYE ball drop, and Ryan Seacrest and Rita Ora are your people, I come with great tidings and good news.

Whether you do or don't have plans to watch the ball drop from a meh 2023 to a fresh and new 2024, a potential NYE outing (or inning) just solidified.

And the people who live in Hell's Kitchen are not having it.

Are you traveling this summer? Trying to hit up some spots across the country that everyone is talking about? You might want to avoid this one.

Times Square is reopening this New Year's Eve after being closed last year due to the pandemic. However, there will be one major change heading into 2022.

Times Square's newest attraction is offering unique views of New York City 110 feet into the air. It's the Times Square Wheel.

Given the state of the world amidst the coronavirus pandemic, the Digital Wishing Wall is coming in handy now more than ever.

You can stream this year's ball drop in Times Square or watch it live.

You can put your wish for 2020 on confetti that'll fall in Time's Square on New Year's Eve. And you don't even have to go to the Big Apple to do it.