How to Pretend You’re a Real New Yorker

March 4th, 2008 → by Erica Johansson

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Let’s say you have an upcoming trip to New York. If you’re flying overseas you obviously want to avoid jetlag, but how are you going to prevent it? I wish I knew the answer to that before traveling to the U.S. for the first time. Luckily I came across Howcast, a great site where you can watch fun and high-quality how-to videos on everything from arts & media to environment, food & drink, mind & body and, of course, travel. Howcast’s videos tell you exactly how to do something with no risk of misunderstandings.

How To Pack Everything For Your Vacation Into a Carry-on

This video gives terrific tips on how to travel light. Why carry more than you need?

How To Avoid Jetlag

Who doesn’t want to avoid jetlag?

How To Pretend You’re a Real New Yorker

I couldn’t help but laugh when I watched this one.

How To Take A Cab in New York City

Even though walking is a great way to discover Manhattan, you do need to know how to catch a cab in New York City.

How To Dance Without Embarrassing Yourself

Last night in town and you want to hit the dance floor. This video is a must for everyone who doesn’t know how to dance. :)

For more info, watch What Is Howcast. And don’t forget to Sign up to create your own Howcast profile, suggest new videos and write how-to guides that can be made into videos by the Howcast network.

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