New York City

The world's business and cultural capital, offering landmark venues, unmatched hotel depth, and non-stop energy for conferences, incentives, and events of any scale.

TOP ATTRACTIONS

Explore the skyline icons, observation decks, and green spaces that make New York City a top-tier destination.

Central Park

Central Park

843 acres of lawns, lakes, and winding paths at the heart of Manhattan.

Times Square

Times Square

The dazzling, billboard-lit crossroads of Broadway and Seventh Avenue.

Empire State Building

Empire State Building

The 1931 Art Deco skyscraper with observation decks on the 86th and 102nd floors.

Statue of Liberty

Statue of Liberty

The colossal copper monument on Liberty Island, a symbol of freedom.

Brooklyn Bridge

Brooklyn Bridge

The landmark 1883 suspension bridge with a pedestrian promenade over the East River.

Rockefeller Center

Rockefeller Center

A complex of Art Deco towers, home to Top of the Rock and the winter ice rink.

Grand Central Terminal

Grand Central Terminal

A Beaux-Arts rail hub famed for its celestial-ceiling main concourse.

One World Observatory

One World Observatory

Sky-high views from the top of the Western Hemisphere's tallest building.

Summit One Vanderbilt

Summit One Vanderbilt

An immersive glass-and-mirror observation experience beside Grand Central.

Edge at Hudson Yards

Edge

The Western Hemisphere's highest outdoor sky deck, jutting from Hudson Yards.

The Vessel

The Vessel

Thomas Heatherwick's honeycomb of interlocking staircases at Hudson Yards.

Little Island

Little Island

A park on tulip-shaped pilings floating over the Hudson at Pier 55.

Bryant Park

Bryant Park

A leafy Midtown square behind the New York Public Library, with seasonal events.

Flatiron Building

Flatiron Building

The iconic 1902 triangular skyscraper at Fifth Avenue and Broadway.

DUMBO, Brooklyn

DUMBO

A Brooklyn waterfront neighbourhood of cobblestone streets and Manhattan Bridge views.

PREMIUM ACCOMMODATIONS

Landmark Manhattan hotels with elegant event spaces for your next corporate program.

Four Seasons Hotel New York

FOUR SEASONS

368 Rooms
15,183 SQ FT
8 Meeting Venues
The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad

RITZ-CARLTON NOMAD

250 Rooms
10,250 SQ FT
6 Meeting Venues
The Plaza, New York

THE PLAZA

282 Rooms
20,000 SQ FT
12 Meeting Venues
The St. Regis New York

ST. REGIS

238 Rooms
13,477 SQ FT
11 Meeting Venues
JW Marriott Essex House New York

JW MARRIOTT ESSEX HOUSE

528 Rooms
17,000 SQ FT
11 Meeting Venues
Baccarat Hotel New York

BACCARAT HOTEL

114 Rooms
6,000 SQ FT
5 Meeting Venues
Park Hyatt New York

PARK HYATT

210 Rooms
8,000 SQ FT
6 Meeting Venues
The Langham, New York, Fifth Avenue

THE LANGHAM

234 Rooms
15,000 SQ FT
8 Meeting Venues
Waldorf Astoria New York

WALDORF ASTORIA

375 Rooms
43,000 SQ FT
14 Meeting Venues
The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park

RITZ-CARLTON

253 Rooms
7,060 SQ FT
8 Meeting Venues
The Pierre, A Taj Hotel, New York

THE PIERRE

189 Rooms
18,000 SQ FT
8 Meeting Venues
Lotte New York Palace

LOTTE PALACE

909 Rooms
55,000 SQ FT
25 Meeting Venues
Mandarin Oriental, New York

MANDARIN ORIENTAL

244 Rooms
7,000 SQ FT
9 Meeting Venues
The Peninsula New York

THE PENINSULA

235 Rooms
25,000 SQ FT
9 Meeting Venues
The Lowell Hotel, New York

THE LOWELL

74 Rooms
3,000 SQ FT
3 Meeting Venues

AIR CONNECTIVITY

New York is one of the most connected cities on earth, with three major airports across the metro area.

Primary Gateways

JFK John F. Kennedy Int'l
EWR Newark Liberty
LGA LaGuardia
3 Major Airports

JFK and Newark (EWR) handle long-haul international traffic while LaGuardia (LGA) focuses on domestic routes, putting the city within nonstop reach of virtually every global hub.

Key Carriers

Delta Air Lines
American Airlines
United Airlines
JetBlue
British Airways
Lufthansa