UNITED STATES TOURIST NEEDS 

New York City / San Francisco, USA - # 1 and #2 most visited cities in the world. (see travel certificates below)
Tourists traveling from abroad to New York City or San Francisco typically need the following:
1. A valid passport: A valid passport is required for entry into the United States. Visitors should ensure
that their passport is valid for at least six months beyond their planned departure date.
2. A Visa or ESTA: Depending on their country of origin, visitors may need to obtain a visa or an
Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) before entering the United States. Visitors should
check the U.S. Department of State website to see if they need a visa or ESTA.
3. Travel insurance: Visitors should consider purchasing travel insurance to protect themselves from
unexpected expenses such as medical emergencies or trip cancellations.
4. Local currency: It's a good idea to have some U.S. dollars on hand when traveling to New York City
or San Francisco, although most places accept credit cards.
5. Transportation: Visitors should consider how they plan to get around the city, whether by public
transportation, taxi, or rental car. In New York City, the subway is a convenient and affordable
option, while in San Francisco, visitors may want to consider using the cable cars or buses.
6. Accommodation: Visitors will need to find a place to stay during their trip. There are many hotels,
hostels, and vacation rentals available in both cities.
7. A basic understanding of the local culture: Visitors should be aware of the local customs and
etiquette in New York City or San Francisco, such as tipping at restaurants and bars, and respecting
personal space in crowded areas.
8. A list of must-see attractions: Both cities offer a wide range of attractions, from world-famous
landmarks to hidden gems. Visitors should research and plan their itinerary ahead of time to make
the most of their trip
9. PRODUCT NEEDS -
 Travel adapters: Visitors may need travel adapters to convert their electronics' plugs to the appropriate
voltage and outlet types used in the US. Portable chargers: For tourists who plan to use their mobile devices extensively, a portable charger can be a lifesaver, especially when on the go. Sunscreen: Many parts of the US are known for their sunny weather, so visitors should consider bringing sunscreen to protect their skin from UV rays. Water bottles: It's important to stay hydrated when traveling, and having a reusable water bottle can help save money and reduce waste.Comfortable Walking shoes: Many cities in the US are best explored on foot, so comfortable walking shoes
are a must for tourists. Lightweight jacket: Depending on the time of year and destination, visitors may need a lightweight jacket for cool evenings or rainy days. Travel pillows: Long flights can be exhausting, and a travel pillow can help make the journey more comfortable. Guidebooks or language translation apps: Visitors may find it helpful to have a guidebook or language translation app to navigate new surroundings and communicate with locals. Travel-sized toiletries: Visitors may want to bring travel-sized toiletries such as shampoo, toothpaste, and
hand sanitizer to use on the go. Money belt or security pouch: To keep their valuables safe, tourists may consider bringing a money belt or security pouch to wear under their clothes.