Cheap First and Business Class Flights to New York

Business Class Flights to New York

• Business class flights from £1,585
• First class flights from £2,395

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Things to See in New York

Statue of Liberty

This colossal neoclassical sculpture was a gift from France to the USA in the 19th century and has since gained status as one of the most frequently visited and adored sights to see in the whole of the USA. Often referred to as ‘The Statue of Liberty Enlightening the World’, it is universally recognised as a symbol of freedom and democracy. To find out information and background on the statue then the audio tours are ideal, but the adventure lovers may prefer the ‘Hard Hat Tour of Ellis Island’ as you get shown around old areas of the Ellis Island Hospital, including the infectious and contagious disease wards.

Brooklyn Bridge

Often called the ‘Eighth Wonder of the World’, this immense structure connecting Manhattan to Brooklyn took 14 years and about $15 million to complete. Pedestrians, bicycles, and cars can pass over the bridge, with more than 4,000 pedestrians and 3,100 cyclists crossing it each day. Brooklyn Bridge is often featured as a wide shot in setting sequences in films and TV programmes, most famously in Independence Day, I Am Legend, and The Dark Knight Rises.

9/11 Memorial

One of the most moving and surreal sights in New York, this memorial commemorates the terror attacks on the Twin Towers on 11th September 2001 which killed nearly 3,000 people. Where the Twin Towers once stood, there are now waterfalls on top of the pools which are nearly an acre in size. Inscribed into the bronze plates around the edge of the pools is every name of the people who died in the terror attacks; the victims’ names are arranged by those whom they worked with, lived with, sat with, and possibly died with. This may not be an easy sight to see but may be the most beautiful and heartfelt sight that you see in the whole of America.

Central Park

As a national historic landmark, this famous sightseeing spot is one not to miss. A day can easily be spent here walking through a sliver of the 843 acres of land; whether you enjoy natural beauty like the lake and the rocks, or the man-made attractions like the zoo or the bridge, this is a place that never gets boring. It is one of the most filmed locations in the world, so if you’re lucky you may witness the next big blockbuster being shot right in front of your eyes.

Things to do in New York

Times Square

Holidays to New York would not be complete without a visit to Times Square. It is one of the world’s busiest pedestrian intersections, filled with colourful and mesmerising billboards and advertisements, attracting around 50 million visitors annually. The hustle and bustle is unlike anything you’ve ever seen. Both tourists and locals stroll along and embrace the magical atmosphere, visiting the wide range of cafes, restaurants, comedy shows, clubs, and more shops than the mind can imagine.

American Museum of Natural History

Showcasing over 32 million specimens of plants, animals, minerals, rocks, meteorites, human, and human cultural artifacts, only a small fraction can be displayed at a given time. The American Museum of Natural History is one of the largest museums in the world, standing just across the street from Central Park. This impressive museum lets you explore its vast grounds to discover and learn about human cultures, the natural world, and the universe. Many visitors come primarily for its exciting dinosaur display, featuring bones, eggs, feathers, brains, lungs, nests, and babies.

Rockefeller Center

In the heart of Midtown Manhattan, the Rockefeller Center is worth the flight to New York just to see this national historic landmark. It is a complex of 19 commercial buildings, with attractions including the iconic ice skating rink, unique shops, cocktail bars, restaurants, and private event rooms. For unforgettable views visit the observation deck at Top of the Rock, if you’re tight on time buy a timed ticket to skip the queues.

New York Business Venues

Langham Place

Boasting modern luxury and glamour, Langham Place has 6 meeting rooms available. This 5 star hotel is the perfect venue to host a respectable conference.

InterContinental New York Barclay

Elegant and chic rooms are available to hire at InterContinental New York Barclay, the classically designed hotel has 15,000 square feet of meeting rooms, including two boardrooms.

Convene

There are seven technology-equipped meeting rooms at Convene, holding up to 150 people. This venue is perfect for a relaxed meeting, with access to a bar with beer taps, meeting planner stations, and a library.

New York’s Nearby Cities

Easily accessible from New York with excellent transport links lie the cities of Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and Boston. These cities offer great alternatives for places to stay if attending a conference in the area.

Why You Should Consider Flying Business Class to New York

Whether you intend to visit historical sights such as the Statue of Liberty or observe panoramic views of the concrete jungle from the top of the Empire State Building, you won’t struggle to fill your time with adventures while staying in New York. The easiest and fastest way to get to this vibrant city is to fly, and you can enjoy a long-haul flight with all the luxuries of a five-star hotel by booking business class flights to New York.

During your journey, you’ll fill your stomach with delicious, chef-cooked meals and premium champagne. When you’re not resting upon your fully reclining bed, you can watch the latest blockbusters, stay in touch with people on the ground and enjoy a vast array of games using your own private HD TV screen.

Who Offers Great Value Business Class Flights to New York

As one of the busiest routes in the world, many carriers offer great value flights in business class to New York from the UK. The most convenient of these may depend on your departure airport or whether you prefer to fly direct with airlines such as British Airways, American Airlines, United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and Virgin Atlantic all playing in this field. Differences between their business class cabins are often down to personal preference or whether passengers are part of a particular airline membership.

Alternatively, great business class deals to New York can be found if you are willing to have a connection in one or both directions. This also applies to those departing from regional airports in the UK where a short flight to Dublin, Reykjavik, or a European airport such as Amsterdam or Paris may be preferable to transiting through London. Having a short connection can sometimes also lower the price of the ticket and always offers a great opportunity to combine your New York business class flights with a stopover in another city.

How to Get The Best New York Business Class Flights

Our travel specialists can do more than just help you find affordable business class flights to New York. They can also organise chauffeured cars, vehicle rentals, hotels, tours, parking, transfers, and much more, removing the stress from planning your urban adventure. Get in touch for recommendations on which of our high-value deals on business class flights to New York suit your needs today.

New York’s Fast Facts

• Currency = US dollar (USD).
• Time zone = GMT – 4 (The UK is 4 hours ahead of New York)
• Fly from = All Major UK Airports.
• Hottest months = June, July and August.

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