"dreary new year"...really? Honestly, Mark Landler and his London bureau staff need to get out a bit more. I just returned from London and witnessed the city absolutely packed with visitors having a jolly time enjoying sold out theatre productions, restaurants, festive light displays, shops outdoor markets and the longest line for the National Gallery that I've seen for a long time. The New Year fireworks were spectacular and paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth and King Charles. Harry & Meghan were not a subject of conversation amongst my British friends and family but the Coronation in May was. Pubs will be open till 1am that weekend and a huge party atmosphere is anticipated. With the strong dollar against the pound, I suggest New Yorkers pay a visit and promise you it won't be dreary.

"dreary new year"...really? Honestly, Mark Landler and his London bureau staff need to get out a bit more. I just returned from London and witnessed the city absolutely packed with visitors having a jolly time enjoying sold out theatre productions, restaurants, festive light displays, shops outdoor markets and the longest line for the National Gallery that I've seen for a long time. The New Year fireworks were spectacular and paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth and King Charles. Harry & Meghan were not a subject of conversation amongst my British friends and family but the Coronation in May was. Pubs will be open till 1am that weekend and a huge party atmosphere is anticipated. With the strong dollar against the pound, I suggest New Yorkers pay a visit and promise you it won't be dreary.

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