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New York City Monthly. A dazzling monthly entertainment magazine that engages, informs, and
directs the affluent international and domestic travelers visiting New York City.
With smartly written and sharply designed articles on Shopping, Shows, Museums and the incredible NYC neighborhoods
- it navigates the tourist through their entire visit. Complemented by the best maps in the city and celebrity interviews
with iconic New Yorkers – NYC monthly is the visitors "all in one guide" with an insiders edge.
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NYC CELEBRITY INTERVIEW
VANESSA
WILLIAMS
Widely praised for her multifaceted career
and sustained success, Vanessa Williams
is a fearless entertainer with enduring
contributions to music, film, theater,
television and fashion. Her beauty and
raw talent are immense and undeniable,
having won numerous entertainment
industry awards. She currently stars in ABC's
hit thriller "666 Park Avenue" which airs
Sundays at 10/9c. NYCM was honored to
speak with her recently.
FAVORITE PART OF TOWN
TO TAKE A STROLL...
Along the Hudson River bike path.
It’s the view from my apartment
and offers an ever changing mood
enhancer with water and sunsets.
METS OR YANKEES...
Yankees
MOST ROMANTIC
DATE PLACE...
Scalinatella Restaurant
61st St. & 3rd Ave.
"POWER LUNCH" SPOT...
Four Seasons 57th St. & Park Ave.
MOST UNDERRATED PLACE
TO VISIT IN NYC...
Greensquare Tavern - 21st St. & 5th Ave.
Best brie, sliced apples, almonds &
honey on baguette sandwich.
Great fall food with a kale salad.
FAVORITE PLACE TO SHOP...
I love shopping in SoHo
3 BEST PLACES IN NYC TO
VISIT DURING THE MONTH
OF DECEMBER...
Central Park ice skating rink, the
tree at Rockefeller Center, and
the Holiday Windows
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following four luxe sports bars
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than account for not seeing Bruno Mars live.
Parting the heavy curtains
hanging in the entryway at
Bounce Sporting Club
reveal a massive, woodwalled room full of leather
banqueted booths against
one wall, a long back-lit bar
against the other, and plenty
of standing room in between.
It’s a good thing, because
this place gets crowded with
pretty party people, which
have, in the past, included
Leonardo DiCaprio, Marc
Anthony and Jonah Hill.
Although the sports bar
usually serves as an afterwork playground for Flatiron
professionals, it outdid itself
for last year’s Super Bowl,
transforming into a NOLA
wonderland complete with
men on stilts handing out
beads, in honor of the game’s
locale. The special themed
entertainment for this year
is still under wraps, but the
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some craft beers, and when the DJ starts to play
during commercial breaks, you’ll see that this place
was named for a reason. (21st St. nr. 6th Ave.)
SUPER BOWL SUNDAY,
It’s all smoke and mirrors at the 40/40 Club, coowned by Jay-Z and Juan Perez. Named after the
baseball term for an achievement only accomplished
by four players in history – hitting 40 home runs and
stealing 40 bases in a single season – the 40/40 is elite
in every sense, if you’re in the mood for a seen-andbe-seen Super Bowl experience. Having undergone
a $10 million renovation in 2011, the posh club now
looks and feels like an exclusive penthouse (would
you expect anything less from the music industry
titan?). If its name indicates anything, the 40/40 is
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a $1.2 million sound system and an 18-foot tall
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champagne – Jay-Z’s favorite. The food is more lowkey, with signature sliders, southern fried chicken
and platters of mini desserts. Don’t be surprised to
see regulars Warren Buffett and Alex Rodriguez
trotting around the second-level catwalk. (25th St.
at Broadway)
Opened in 2012, The Royal is the sports-minded
brainchild of a group of
nightlife-savvy
owners,
including Stafford Schlitt,
who directs SoHo clubs
Greenhouse and W.i.P. This
sports bar is similarly luxe
with leather banquettes, 43
LED screens and bouncers
in front to keep the crowd
in check. Daniel Parilla,
The Royal
executive sous chef at
Minetta Tavern, designed
the menu, which offers a
range of dishes from handtwisted pretzels to tuna tacos
to breakfast sandwiches
served all night. Bottle
service is de rigueur at
the tables, which require
a $250 minimum. But the
Windsor Gansevoort Park
bar is plenty big otherwise,
if you prefer to sip on house
cocktails (or buckets of beer)
while you dance to beats
spun by a world famous DJ –
also a norm for the big game.
(4th Ave. at 13th St.)
If fears of claustrophobia
haunt your visions of a bar
Bounce Sporting Club
on game day, the Windsor
Gansevoort Park is a bar
after your own heart. The smart-casual drinking
establishment has a decidedly European feel,
complete with pin stripe clothed walls hung with
black and white photographs. Book ahead here,
as Super Bowl guests require either an invitation
or a reservation. Table minimums won’t appeal to
the frugal, but some might say that the luxury of
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share and seasonal cocktails to sip. DJs play during
commercial breaks; if you can drag yourself from
your personal TV, sports memorabilia showcases
with signed sportswear from the likes of Derek Jeter
and Kobe Bryant give a good reason to get up and
stretch your legs. (Park Ave. at 29th St.)
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NYC CELEBRITY INTERVIEW
CHEF
DAVID
BURKE
Award-winning celebrity chef David Burke
is a distinguished culinary icon, prolific
entrepreneur, and celebrated author and
innovator. A New Jersey native and lifelong
New Yorker, Chef Burke has risen to the top of
his field as an eclectic pioneer of bold and
playful American dishes. His culinary talents
have been showcased on television’s “Iron
Chef America” and “Top Chef Masters”, and
his brand includes multiple top-rated NYC
restaurants. NYCM was honored to speak
with him recently.
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WHAT DO YOU LOVE
ABOUT NEW YORK CITY...
What I love about New York City
is the diversity, people, energy,
food and culture.
FAVORITE VIEW OR FAVORITE
PLACE TO STROLL IN THE CITY...
My favorite place to stroll in the city has
to be the west side, Hudson River walk.
MOST ROMANTIC
DATE PLACE...
River Cafe
FAVORITE MUSEUM...
Museum of Natural History
FAVORITE PLACE TO SHOP...
Soho
FAVORITE SUNDAY BRUNCH SPOT...
Favorite Sunday brunch spot would
have to be The Sea Grill.
3 BEST THINGS FOR A VISITOR
TO DO WHILE IN NYC...
Three "must" things you have to do:
walk over the George Washington Bridge,
Late night eating and a Helicopter ride.
Matt Grevers Gold Medalist
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DAVID
WRIGHT
David Wright is the All-Star third baseman
and captain of the New York Mets. Since
joining the team in 2004, he has established
himself as one of the greatest Mets of all
time, already holding a number of team
records. David is a true NYC icon: you can
see David’s face on the front of a Gray Line
tour bus as part of their Ride of Fame!
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE
BROADWAY SHOW...
Rock of Ages
FAVORITE VIEW OR FAVORITE
PLACE TO STROLL IN THE CITY...
Central Park
BEST PIZZA IN NEW YORK...
Brother's Pizza in Fresh Meadows
FAVORITE PLACE TO SHOP...
Soho
MOST ROMANTIC DATE...
During the holidays take a walk down
5th Ave to see the tree at Rock
Center and then check out the
Rockettes and Christmas
Spectacular show.
FAVORITE LUNCH SPOT
Mama's of Corona
MOST UNDERRATED PLACE
TO VISIT IN NYC...
USS Intrepid
3 BEST THINGS FOR A
VISITOR TO DO
WHILE IN NYC...
Ground Zero Memorial,
Bronx Zoo, Citi Field
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Our Editorial
from beat to punk
...Capturing the excitement of NYC! Shoppping, Restaurants, Concerts & Events
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useums outdo themselves this month with
thrilling exhibits from beat artists, modernist
photographers and fashion icons.
Start your art appreciation tour at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (1000 Fifth Ave.)
for the much anticipated ”PUNK: Chaos and
Couture” exhibit. Featuring approximately
100 designs, including original punk garments
this exhibit examines the parallels between
the “do it yourself” punk spirit and the customization of couture fashion. In addition to
materials, techniques, and embellishments,
the collection will include period music videos
and audio. Don’t miss the CBGB themed gallery and standout pieces by Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen.
May musuem exhibits soak up some of the
most influential artists, in all media.
Continue your celebration of fashion at the
Metropolitan Museum of Art (1000 Fifth
Ave.) with their other exhibit “Impressionism,
Fashion and Modernity”. Reaching further
back than mid-70s punk, this exhibit explores
the role of fashion in works by great Impressionists like Manet, Monet and Renoir. Figure
paintings pair with period costumes, accessories, photos and prints, thus illustrating a
landscape of influence from mid-1860s to mid1880s.
To feel the pulse of the Beat artist movement, visit the Whitney Museum (945 Madison Ave.) for the “Jay DeFoe: a Retrospective”
exhibit. DeFoe was one of the most celebrated
Beat artists in San Francisco and her work
spans four decades and a range of styles. The
full breadth of her work will be exhibited, with
over 130 pieces on display; from drawings and
collage to paintings and jewelry, her work
shows courage, creativity and painstaking
process.
Nearby at the Museum of Modern Art
(11 W. 53rd St.) the “Bill Brandt: Shadow
& Light” exhibit is a must-see this May, with
select works from one of the pioneers of modernist photography. Offering a riveting look at
mid-20th century life in England, Brandt excels at capturing everyday moments in a way
that makes them exciting and even strange.
Don’t miss his collection of nudes from 19451961.
As visionaries across all media, these artists make museum-hopping in May a must.
For fashion forward thinking, Beat spirit and
groundbreaking photography...go, see and be
amazed.
Top left counterclockwise. Rodarte (American, founded 2005). Vogue, July
2008. Courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Phootgraphged by David
Sims. The Rose, 1958–66. Oil with wood and mica on canvas, 128 7/8 × 92
1/4 × 11 in. (327.3 × 234.3 × 27.9 cm). Whitney Museum of American Art. In
the Conservatory (Madame Bartholomé) Albert Bartholomé (French, 18481928). ca. 1881. Oil on canvas. 91 3/4 x 56 1/8 in. Musee d'Orsay, Paris. The
Metropolitan Museum of Art. Bombed Regency Staircase, Upper Brook
Street, Mayfair. c. 1942. Bill Brandt. Gelatin silver print, 9 x 7 5/8" (22.8 x
19.4 cm). The Museum of Modern Art. Acquired through the generosity of Clarissa A. Bronfman. © 2012. Bill Brandt Archive Ltd. Opposite Page: Karl
Lagerfeld (French, born Hamburg, 1938) for House of Chanel (French,
founded 1913). Vogue, March 2011. Courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of
Art, Photograph by David Sims.
Written by Meghan Figueroa
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Tourists
NYC - The Mecca for Affluent Tourists
54.3 million visitors in 2013 (#1 in U.S.)
$39.4 billion direct visitor spending in 2013 (#1 in U.S.)
Internationals - Avg. stay is 8-10 Days - $1800
Domestics - Avg. stay is 4-6 Days - $1200
per spent visit
per spent visit
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MAJOR MEDIA
RECOGNIZE INTERNATIONAL TOURIST IMPACT
TOURISTS DRIVE RETAIL SURGE IN MANHATTAN
NEW YORK TIMES - JUNE 4, 2012
WALL STREET JOURNAL - JUNE 3, 2012
"Even in the wake of a recession,
Manhattan is reaping the benefits of
tourists happily forfeiting their cash for
the experience of shopping in the city
that never sleeps."
"Tourists are spearheading a retail
spending surge in Manhattan, with $52.4
billion expected to pour into the cash
registers of clothing, electornics shops and
other outlets by the end of 2012"
"retail sales have increased by a
whopping 42% from 2007 and an
estimated $52.4 billion is expected
to pour into retailer’s hands by the
end of 2012. The city also recently
experienced a 49% increase in retail
spending between 2002 and 2007,
making this decade the strongest for
retail spending growth since the middle
of the 20th century."
"A record 50.2 million people visited New
York in 2011. "There's a number of reasons
why New York City is doing better than the
U.S. , but the No.1 reason is because of our
retail industry, " Barabra Denham (Eastern
Consolidated's chief economist)"
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Readers
PREMIERE LEUISURE TRAVELERS
•67%
International (advantaged currency, "suitcase shoppers" - here to buy for themselves and friends and family back home)
•84%
First time visitors to NYC (sponges for what to do, where to shop, extremely impressionable and open to advertising)
•87%
Staying 4 – 10 days or longer (longer stays for additional days of shopping – they want to use their strong currency and shop the incredible NYC stores – especially fashion!)
•88%
Taking the tour on day 1 or day 2 of their trip
(famililar with DD tours in their country, using the tour to get acclimated
with the city and set up their activities for the week)
* based on 300 line intercept surveys winter 2011
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HOTEL DISTRIBUTION
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Distribution at premium hotels in NYC.
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• Used as the resource for guests interested in shopping, restaurants and concerts
• Concierge offered input on content
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Partnership with JFK, Newark & Laguardia Airports
Three of the world's busiest airports by passenger traffic
• JFK: 49,293,587 passengers 2012
• Newark: 33,993,962 passengers in 2012
• Laguardia: 25,000,000 passengers in 2012
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTION VEHICLES
Partnership with City Sights & Gray Line Sightseeing Tours
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• 141 Double Decker Shopping Tour Buses
• 30 My Sedan (Black Cars)
TOURIST DESTINATION DISTRIBUTION
Grand Central Station & 34th Street Partnership
• Grand Central Station - Over 500,000 people visiting daily
34th Street Partnership includes top tourist destinations...
• Penn Station - Approx. 500,000 passengers travel through daily
• Herald Square & Greely Square - Over 250,000 people pass through each day
• Bryant Park - 250,000 people walk by on an average day
• Empire State Building - 40,000 people visit it each day
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Millenium Hotel
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NYLO
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Paramount Hotel
DoubleTree Chelsea
Park Central
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Refinery Hotel
DoubleTree Guest Suites Times Square
Residence by Marriott
DoubleTree Times Square South
Residence Inn by Marriott
Element Times Square
Staybridge Suites
Fairfield Inn Times Square
Strand Hotel
Fashion 26
The Lexington
Four Points by Sheraton Midtown
The Yale Club
Hampton Inn Times Square
Waldorf Astoria
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Wellington
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Q4 2012 - Added City Experts & New York Guest Hotel Partnership
Summer 2013 - Added Hampton Jitney Partnership
August 2013 - Added JFK, LGA & Newark Airport Distribution
Aug.-Oct. 2013 - Added CTM Partnership - Top 100 Most Expensive NYC Hotels
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Calendar
EDITORIAL CALENDAR 2015
EDITORIAL FOCUS
MATERIAL DEADLINE
JANUARY
New for the New Year
Nov. 26th (2014)
FEBRUARY
Fashion and Romance
Dec. 22nd (2014)
MARCH
Spring in NYC
Jan. 21st
APRIL
Tourist Season Kick-Off
Feb. 18th
MAY
Spring Shopping
Mar. 25th
JUNE
Summer Kick-Off
Apr. 22nd
JULY
Summer Fun
May 20th
AUGUST
Museums
June 24th
SEPTEMBER
Fall Fashion
July 22nd
OCTOBER
Fall Festivities
August 19th
NOVEMBER
Holiday Shopping
Sept. 23rd
DECEMBER
Luxury Gifts
October 21st
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