New York, NY

With its diverse neighborhoods, majestic skyscrapers, and wall-to-wall landmarks, it is easy to see why groups love visiting New York City. There is so much to see in "The City That Never Sleeps" that it becomes important that groups have an idea of what it is they would like to see. This should help your group experience New York City at its fullest. Moreover, New York is easily accessible by charter bus because it is a massive hub for transportation. This means it is not only easy to get to New York City, but also easy to get around. Tour operators and receptive operators also provide great group travel packages to choose from.

Central Park

Groups that come to New York City for the first time are often stunned by the peace and quiet that they can find at Central Park. The park itself is over 840 acres and is home to an amphitheater, swimming pools, skating rinks, a wildlife reserve, a zoo, several jogging trails, and many ponds and lakes. Central Park is a great place to get away for a moment from the hectic lifestyle in New York City.

Broadway

Broadway truly has something for everyone. Some of the most amazing entertainment on stage in the world can be found spread across the 40 Broadway theatres. Broadway offers shows from classic dramatic plays to musical comedies, you should not be surprised to see some of the biggest stars appear on Broadway. Many groups utilize group ticket providers such as Best of Broadway and Broadway.com.

Statue of Liberty

If your group is in New York, they have to see the symbol of democracy and political freedom. Originally a gift from France, and dedicated in 1886, it was made into a National Monument on October 15, 1924. It is still a proud symbol of American culture. A short ferry ride from Battery Park takes your group to Liberty Island. Providers include Circle Line Cruises.

Times Square

Times Square used to be considered a place to avoid – but not anymore! The revitalized area is now safer than ever before and it does not matter what time of the day it is, there are always people around. Between the Toys R Us toy store, the doll store American Girl Place, the Children's Museum of Manhattan, Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum, and the Hard Rock Café, there is always something to do.

The Museums

Honestly there are so many world-class museums in New York City that it becomes hard to determine which to visit. Of course, there is the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the American Museum of Natural History, and the Museum of Modern Art are all worth visiting. Your group can spend a lifetime searching through all the massive museums that New York City offers and it would still leave them wanting to see more.