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Travel news, airport updates and expert transportation guides.
LimoAllOver is a digital booking marketplace connecting travelers with independent limousine companies and professional transportation providers across different cities and destinations. The platform helps customers find and book chauffeured transportation while independent providers remain fully responsible for drivers, vehicles, licensing, insurance, compliance, and trip completion.
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New York City will host the 2026 TCS New York City Marathon on Sunday, November 1, with nearly 60,000 runners and more than two million spectators expected. The 26.2-mile course crosses all five boroughs, making early transportation planning essential for visitors, runners and spectators.
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Passengers arriving at Newark Liberty International Airport have several options for reaching Manhattan, including professional car service, taxis, AirTrain and NJ Transit, and the Newark Airport Express Bus. Travel time, cost and convenience vary depending on the destination, luggage, group size and transportation choice.
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Passengers arriving at Newark Liberty International Airport can reach Manhattan by professional car service, taxi, AirTrain and NJ Transit, or the Newark Airport Express Bus. Travel time, cost and convenience vary depending on the destination, luggage, group size and transportation choice.
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Newark Liberty International Airport, identified by the code EWR, has three passenger terminals: A, B and C. Because airlines may use different terminals for different flights, travelers should confirm the complete flight number, operating airline, arrival terminal and pickup instructions before arranging airport transportation.
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Newark Liberty International Airport has three passenger terminals—A, B and C—with airlines operating across multiple terminals depending on the flight. Travelers and professional car-service passengers should verify the operating airline, complete flight number, terminal and designated pickup area before arranging transportation.
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Travelers arriving at JFK and departing from LaGuardia or Newark must leave one airport, travel across the New York region, check in again, and pass through security. The guide explains transfer options, estimated travel times, connection risks, and planning tips.
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John F. Kennedy International Airport is undergoing major redevelopment, with construction affecting roadway traffic, terminal access, and passenger pickup and drop-off times. Travelers and drivers are advised to allow extra time, confirm terminal information, and follow current airport transportation procedures.
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Beloved Thai restaurant Ugly Baby is returning to New York City with a new Williamsburg location at 364 Grand Street, reopening August 27 under chef Sirichai Sreparplarn and business partner Som Kharazmi with a broader menu and more space.
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Peral, a new all-day taqueria and café from Bed-Stuy’s Olmo and Mexico City’s Cicatriz, is set to open September 2 at 105 Saratoga Avenue, serving Mexico City-inspired tacos, guisados and vegetarian-friendly dishes.
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Eater highlights new restaurants, bars, and cafés opening across New York City in August 2026, including Te No Te in Union Square, JoyFu in Chinatown, Elder in Hudson Yards, Kodachaya in Koreatown, and Redwhite Boneless Ramen on the Lower East Side.
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Time Out has highlighted 45 of the best events taking place across New York City in August 2026, including the US Open, Shakespeare in the Park, Harlem Week, music festivals, outdoor movies, theater productions, cultural events and family-friendly experiences.
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Time Out has highlighted 30 of the best museum exhibitions in New York City for 2026, featuring major shows at the New Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Whitney Museum, MoMA and other cultural institutions across the city.
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Time Out has highlighted 30 of the best museum exhibitions in New York City for 2026, featuring major shows at the New Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Whitney Museum, MoMA and other cultural institutions across the city.
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The 2026 U.S. Open tennis tournament returns to Queens from August 23 through September 13, bringing the world’s top tennis stars to New York for the final Grand Slam of the season. Qualifying matches run August 24–27 during Fan Week, with the main draw beginning August 30.
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