By Cari, on April 18th, 2007%
I’m sure I’m committing heresy by saying this as a New Yorker, but I really dislike the NYC Subway system. Not for the usual reasons you hear: dirtiness, safety, etc. I don’t think either of those are nearly as bad as the media makes them out to be.
A quick visual overview: Osaka vs. New York City
There’s no question that New York City has far more lines and might evn be better compared with Tokyo, but even factoring in PATH, Metro North, etc. ,NYC doesn’t have anywhere near the mix of public and private lines that Tokyo does. I’ve travelled in Tokyo, . . . → Keep Going: Subways*: Osaka vs. New York
By Cari, on March 4th, 2007%
Remaking the City’s Image, With 50 Million Tourists in Mind
Overall an interesting article, which asks an interesting question:
If this many people will show up in New York with little prodding, imagine how many would come if the city actively encourages them.
That left me wondering about the amount of prodding that a destination such as New York City requires. It’s not a destination that you have to explain a lot about: people know New York. Based on what they know, they make a decision as to whether it’s a place that fits their needs and wants. Can you convince someone who’s more . . . → Keep Going: New York New York: Big City of Dreams
