Learn where to smoke at JFK Airport, including outdoor smoking areas, vaping rules, IQOS policies and tips for before and after security.
Looking for a place to sleep at JFK Airport? Discover the best terminals, lounges, hotels, shower facilities and overnight travel tips for a comfortable stay at JFK New York Airport.
Food at New York JFK Airport has a reputation for being expensive, and after several layovers here, I can confirm that it is surprisingly easy to spend more on lunch than on your airport transfer. The good news is that not every restaurant at JFK comes with premium prices. If you know where to look, you can still find filling meals, local favorites, and quick snacks without destroying your travel budget.
Learn how to access a lounge at JFK Airport for free or at a low cost. Explore Priority Pass lounges, credit card benefits and book instant lounge access.
The first time I traveled from John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) to Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), I assumed it would be similar to transferring between terminals at a large airport. I quickly discovered that these are two completely separate airports located on opposite sides of the New York metropolitan area. Between train connections, traffic conditions, luggage, and flight schedules, the journey requires more planning than many travelers expect.
Discover the best things to do in New York City, from must-see landmarks and world-class museums to local food spots and hidden neighbourhoods, designed to help you experience the Big Apple like a savvy, well-prepared local, not just a tourist.
A deep dive into New York’s legendary yellow cabs from their origins and evolution to the real stories of the drivers who keep the city moving. Discover the culture, codes, and heartbeat behind the taxis that define the streets of the Big Apple.
Discover Central Park beyond the Great Lawn: quiet woods, secret bridges, Strawberry Fields and everyday rituals that keep New York breathing.
Discover how Harlem, the Bronx and Greenwich Village shaped jazz, Hip-Hop and folk – from Apollo Theater nights to Bronx block parties and Village café stages.
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