'The Gates' Expected to Draw Tourists
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One hotel will put binoculars in all its rooms with Central Park views so guests can peer at "The Gates" from their windows.
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By Anna King, Tri-City Herald, Kennewick, Wash.  Feb. 15--After years of negotiations, the gates finally have been opened for visitors to the 17,000-acre Juniper Dunes Wilderness Area northeast of Pasco.
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The top spots offering a peek into the past.
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A special installment of the media blog's 'Pier Screenings' series, uprooted from San Francisco, will take place in Chelsea.
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Tourists visiting the U.S. capital  who hope to get a glimpse of the White House can now get a much  closer view after the government on Tuesday reopened the main  avenue in front of the building to pedestrians.
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âThe Awakening,â J. Seward Johnson Jr.âs 15-foot-high sculpture of a giant struggling to emerge from the earth, is soon to leave a site near the National Mall that millions of tourists have visited.
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The world's biggest book fair is binding itself closer to the silver screen.
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Tickets for the Diana memorial concert are expected to be snapped up quickly when they go on sale.
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Will tourists accustomed to free attractions in the U.S. capital be willing to spend their money to see wax figures of politicians such as Bill and Hillary Clinton?
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By Cathy Locke, The Sacramento Bee, Calif.  Dec. 9--Golf courses and recreational centers are draws for many residential developments, but few can promise live theater and an art gallery at the front gate.
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More tourists are coming to the  United States from overseas, but tough new immigration  requirements could cause delays and add to the impression of  "fortress America," a travel industry group said on Wednesday.
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NEW YORK -- With flowing fabric the color of a sunrise, &quot;The Gates&quot; - a massive public art installation in Central Park - was unfurled Saturday for the start of a 16-day stay transforming miles of footpaths in Central Park.
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Many of the millions of Americans making pilgrimages by land, air or sea to visit family and friends this holiday season will invoke a higher power to ensure their safe arrival. -The Washington Post
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By Levi J. Long, The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson  Dec. 13--Visitors are one step closer to taking a visual leap off the Grand Canyon's edge.
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"The Gates" are open &#151; all 7,500 of 'em. The biggest art project in New York City's history debuted Saturday in Central Park with the unfurling of saffron-colored fabric banners suspended in 16-foot-high frames, providing a splash of sunrise 26 years in the making.
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Standing side-by-side with the artists of "The Gates" on Friday, Mayor Michael Bloomberg seemed to bask in the glow of a near-perfect blockbuster project.
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The artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude's installation of 7,500 gates with saffron-colored fabric panels will begin next week.