Started in 2004, the Travel and Adventure Shows have a mix of exhibitors from around the world and celebrity speakers with some culture-focused entertainment thrown in for good measure. The 2016 Los Angeles show featured speeches followed by meet and greets with the likes of Samantha Brown, Pauline Frommer, Peter Greenberg and Rick Steves.
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Pearl Jam are known for their varying setlists, but the shows I saw between 2009 and 2010 had the most surprises. Although I’ve seen Bruce Springsteen play some 165-minute shows in New Jersey, Pearl Jam played 200 minutes that final night at the Spectrum and nearly three hours the last time I saw them.
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The D train connects Norwood in the Bronx with Coney Island in Brooklyn. In Manhattan, it stops near historic sites like the Apollo Theatre and Hamilton Grange in Harlem as well as tourist havens like Rockefeller Center and Bryant Park in midtown. Before crossing the Manhattan Bridge into Brooklyn, it also stops in Little Italy and Chinatown.
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When I meet someone who’s not from my home state, I tell them I’m from Pennsylvania. The east coast people tend to ask how close to Philly I am, while everyone else asks if I live near Pittsburgh. Until recently, my answer was that I’d never been there, as it’s on the other end of the state. I’ve always been curious, so for the first weekend of the New Year, I finally explored Pittsburgh.
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The New York Times Travel Show is a great opportunity to meet other travelers, speak to industry people from destinations you may or may not be interested in as well as attend seminars and meet the travel celebs.
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