New York usually ranks as the most expensive U.S. city to visit, and much of that expense has to do with pricey real estate that drives up the cost of hotel rooms and parking spaces. But as with any large city, New York caters to a variety of income levels. You only need to know where to find the bargains.
Dining in New York, for example, need not wreck your travel budget. Look for smaller establishments wher you can eat for under $10. Finding affordable airfares for New York is not all that difficult, since there are three major airports and several other small options in the region.
Getting around New York is inexpensive because of an extensive subway and bus system. Many of the best New York attractions can be seen at a discount -- some are actually free.
