Monthly Archives: October 2024

Hello, my name is Jonathan Hernandez. I chose my major to be in Hospitality is because I always found it to be an interesting job in the world of kitchens and restaurants. I took a cooking class throughout my high … Continue reading →

Hi I’m Khara Inot, I chose o bee a Hospitality Management major because I hope to be in the food industry, more specifically working as a private chef in the future, however, I am also open to other opportunities in … Continue reading →

Hello! My name is Alan Martinez and I chose Hospitality Management as my major because my cousin is in the hotel industry. She has been with Hotel Edison for years working. I have ambition to work and she said when … Continue reading →

Fulton Street is a long east–west street in northern Brooklyn, New York City. This street begins at the intersection of Adams Street and Joralemon Street in Brooklyn Heights, and runs eastward to East New York  and Cypress Hills. At the border with Queens, Fulton Street becomes … Continue reading →

Long Island City (LIC), a vibrant area in Queens, New York City, provides a distinct mix of city elegance and creative allure, which attracts many tourists. Formerly an industrial zone, LIC has experienced quick changes recently, evolving into a lively … Continue reading →

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24 Hours in Rosedale, Queens New York  In the southeastern part of Queens and located on the border of Nassau County, there is a neighborhood named Rosedale, Rosedale is a vibrant neighborhood that beautifully balances suburban tranquility with urban convenience. … Continue reading →

   A place that many outsiders see filth, but many see home. Sunset Park in Brooklyn, New York is truly diverse in terms of culture. Many people say it’s mostly Hispanic culture and many others say its Chinese culture. But it’s a … Continue reading →

Learn a few quick facts about this neighborhood in Queens in New York.  Kew Gardens was one of the seven planned garden communities built in queens from the late 19th century to 1950; It is one of the stops that … Continue reading →