Got your heart set on a trip to New York City? Want to know where to eat, sleep and visit, or which

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We've got it all covered as we widen out our last expert Q A in our US series to include the country's entire north-east. We've got a panel of travel experts scattered across its length and breadth, ghost tours charleston sc all waiting to help you out and make your trip run more smoothly.
Alex Schechter is a Brooklyn-based travel writer and current assistant editor at ShermansTravel . Specialising ghost tours charleston sc in hotels, his work has appeared in New York magazine, Time Out New York, Monocle, ghost tours charleston sc The Guardian, and HotelChatter.
Erin Chapman has called New York home for the last 15 years. She is the co-editor of The American Guide , a community-generated revival of the Depression-era travel guidebook series by the same name.
Geoff Brown has lived in Baltimore for 25 years. He is the author of the Moon Guide to Baltimore , and has written about Maryland and the mid-Atlantic for more than two decades. He will field 20 questions about The Wire before asking for mercy.
Brooke Hall grew up in Pennsylvania and now lives in Baltimore ( brookehall.org) . She is a photographer, writer, and co-founder of What Weekly ghost tours charleston sc . Her photos have been published in The New York Times, Spin.com, and the Huffington Post.