Pauline Frommer discussed her newly released guidebook "Frommer's New York City 2026" and what the top culinary trends in the city are right now. She also talked about what it's like to visit NYC's newest observation deck, and how The Studio Museum, Sotheby's and The Jewish Museum have reinvented themselves. Then Kevin Long, CEO of TheDyrt.com, talked about how many new campers there were in 2025, what people can do when there's no room at the campsite, and how this form of vacation is evolving.

Takeaways:

The latest edition of Frommer's New York City guidebook was released this fall, highlighting recent changes and attractions in the city.
New York City has exciting new attractions and revamped iconic sites.
The introduction of a new observation deck in Times Square offers unique nighttime views.
A number of new high-end Caribbean restaurants and innovative wine bars are reshaping the city's culinary scene.
.Over half of campers had difficulty finding room at their first choice campgrounds in 2025

Companies, products and websites mentioned in this episode:

Frommer's New York City 2026
Frommers.com
Swarovski Crystal
One Times Square
The Jewish Museum
The Studio Museum of Harlem
Sotheby's
The Dyrt
Toyota Trucks
Ha's Snack Bar
Sunn's Wine Bar
Kabawa
Lei Wine Bar (this is the name of the restaurant Pauline couldn't remember)

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