Be the Office Hero! Try a Happy Hour Cruise in NYC
The day is over, you need a spot for a post-work drink, and the corner bar with the stale beer and terrible jukebox just isn’t cutting it. Try something new.
12 Must-haves on an Event Budget Checklist
Company parties are easily every employee’s favorite event. It’s a fun way to get together and get to know co-workers! However, every company is faced with cutting costs, and parties
INFOGRAPHIC: The State of the Corporate Holiday Party
With the economy coming back, holiday parties are back in full swing and office morale is improving! Hornblower Cruises & Events is here to share a few interesting statistics about
The History of Labor Day
On behalf of Hornblower New York, we wish you all a happy Labor Day! While we often consider Labor Day the end of summer (or for you fashionistas, the last
INFOGRAPHIC: 6 Ways to Save on Your Corporate Holiday Party in NYC
Hosting an event in New York City is never going to be “cheap”, but it can be less painful on your bottom line. Hornblower has 6 ideas to help you
3 Holiday Party Playlists You & Your Guests Will Love
Ever been stuck at an office holiday party listening to out-dated music and watching your coworkers dance awkwardly? Well, if you have, you know it can be brutal. This year,
10 On-the-Water Meeting and Event Ideas
USE NYC AS A BACKDROP – Choosing the perfect event space in New York can be overwhelming. Hotels, lounges, museums, galleries – they all have their own appeal. But how
Fashion Tips for this Year’s Office Holiday Party
The office holiday party is a great chance for you to dress to impress. It’s time to be fashionable, so ditch that ugly hand-kitted sweater with Santa and his reindeer
SPOTLIGHT: Pier 15 at the South Street Seaport
MARCH 2014: OPERATIONS BEGIN Since March 2014, Hornblower Cruises & Events has offered public dining, sightseeing and entertainment cruises out of lower Manhattan’s Pier 15 at the South Street Seaport.
INFOGRAPHIC: 5 Types of Holiday Party Guests (You’re Likely to Meet)
We’ve all met these company holiday party guests: the unwanted life of the party, the unimpressed party pooper, and the coworkers that don’t leave the bar all night. Do these