New Orleans loves an excuse to celebrate! You’ll find parades and festivals on year round, and during the holiday season there are plenty of great events to immerse yourself into. During the festive season, New Orleans can rival even heavyweight destinations like New York at Christmas with its incredible lights, decorations and festive attractions. Whether you’re … Read more
19 Free Fridays at MoMA Museum in Midtown Manhattan The Museum of Modern Art in NYC, commonly known as the MoMA, is one of the largest and most influential modern and contemporary art museums in the world. Since it houses an extensive collection of over 150,000 works of art, ranging from painting and sculpture to … Read more
For many people around the world, becoming a lawful permanent resident in the United States is an accomplishment. But, the green card application process is not easy especially without knowing the steps which need to be undergone. Whether your aim is family reunification, career advancement, or protection, this in-depth guide covers everything you need to … Read more
Standing out in the crowd at the New York Marathon You probably know that there are now seven major global marathons – as Sydney was just welcomed in. The seven World Major Marathons are Berlin, Boston, Chicago, London, New York City, Tokyo and newbie Sydney. Maybe you’ve even run some of them. But in this … Read more
If you’re wondering what to do in New York in February, you’ve come to the right place! There’s plenty to do and see: February’s major events include the Super Bowl, New York Fashion Week, Valentine’s Day, NYC Winter Restaurant Week, and NYC Broadway Week. Black History Month is celebrated throughout February. Sports fans won’t be … Read more
Each spring, Washington, DC, blooms into a floral wonderland as the National Cherry Blossom Festival takes over the city in honor of the lasting friendship between the United States and Japan. The city, covered in cherry blossom pink and white garments, attracts visitors from far and wide to join in celebration. From the city atmosphere to the … Read more
Prepare yourself! Las Vegas is a crazy, bustling city popping with too much energy in the middle of the desert. Even as you fly in, the scene is set for what you’re about to experience when miles of sand suddenly turns into skyscrapers, pyramids, plops of green golf courses, impossibly blue swimming pools and a … Read more
You might have come across the ominous acronym OMNY before. It stands for “One Metro New York”. OMNY is the newly introduced universal system of payment for the Subway (Metro) and the buses in all of New York City. Find out all about OMNY here: how it works, how to use it, and what it … Read more
Probably one of the top non-immigrant work visas allowed in the US, the H-1B visa allows US employers to employ foreign workers in special occupations. Thousands of skilled professionals apply for this visa each year, thus the H1B visa process is highly competitive. This visa program enables companies in various fields, including technology, engineering, and healthcare, to … Read more
Each Thanksgiving Day in New York City since 1924, the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is the biggest event on the calendar. It’s only been cancelled three times in its 95 year history, due to helium shortages during the WWII years. And in 2021 with Covid changing all sorts of events the world over. This post … Read more