My Love of Benefits
Loyalty programs are not my forte, however, traveling with Doug (and listening to him ramble about the program guidelines) has...
How to deal with the after-vacation blues….
Getting off a plane into 6 inches of snow can really suck, especially when you were basking in 85 degree...
Making Universal a Vacation for All….
I know what you are saying – kids, crowds, time, and did I mention those long lines? Well I...
Uncle Sam Wants You….
Beyond politics, Washington DC makes for a great weekend getaway (or a bit longer as there is plenty to see...
Venice, Italy….in many words
As you probably have figured out from some of my writings, I like to do a bit of research prior...
Pass the Escargot!?
We decided to change up our usual Thanksgiving by going to Paris. This was a family affair with my Love, Niece and Son. For my Son, it was his first time going to Europe and I was concerned if a trip like this would be appealing for a twelve year old. To my surprise, I was completely wrong… he loved it!
About Me
Tara Gillan
Come Fly With Me NYC started out as a way for me to journal my travels. I did the usual trips that most New Yorkers do - Florida, Bahamas, cruises, etc. After my divorce, I was determined to explore the world further. Come Fly With Me NYC has morphed into something beyond travel. I post about my everyday happenings, my house, pets and sometimes my children( they are not a fan of being posted so I respect that). I am definitely not one of those super trendy travel Instagram people you will find. While I admire those accounts it's just not realistic in my life. What you will find are some travel tip that I stumble upon (and create), my travel stories, everyday happenings, staycations, all things organization because my life goal is to be super organized, my favorite accounts and Netflix shows. My site and blogs have become bigger than what I initially planned and I feel that there are a lot of others in the same position I am. So why not put down my daily activities? This is the real world I live in, that you live in, and we all benefit from bouncing ideas from one to another.