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These are two of the greatest cities in the world, but living with one foot in each is no easy feat.<\/p>\n

In the past two years, I\u2019ve taken 36 plane trips across the Atlantic, totaling over 120,000 miles worth of airtime. I\u2019ve paid rent in London, crashed with friends in New York, spent a couple of blurry weeks at The Ace Hotel<\/a>, and rented 12 different Airbnb<\/a> apartments from strangers.<\/p>\n

While expensive, living the Transatlantic life doesn\u2019t mean you have to make over \u00a3100,000 per year or drain your life savings. A few tricks of the pond-hopping trade are enough to get by like a well-seasoned NyLoner (New York-Londoner).<\/p>\n

1. Plan for Take Off<\/h3>\n

Virgin Atlantic vs. British Airways?\u00a0<\/strong>You must choose one. From the moment you start racking up points and air miles, it\u2019s too late to turn back. While British Airways is superb if you can afford Upper Class, Virgin is a much better ride in any class. (Plus, you can always try your luck by sweet talking the check-in desk attendant for an upgrade!) If Virgin is your pick, you\u2019ll want to unlock Gold Status, which can be more easily achieved by applying for a Virgin Atlantic credit card. Gold Status opens access to any of the Virgin Atlantic lounges, making the pre-flight experience that much more enjoyable. Another advantage of going with\u00a0Virgin America is that you also get status on Delta. While it\u2019s not great for LHR>JFK flights, it’s pretty decent for domestic U.S. flights, especially if your status helps you get an upgrade to First Class.<\/p>\n

2. Stay Connected<\/h3>\n

Choose an International Cell Phone Plan.<\/b>\u00a0If you spend more time in the U.S. than the U.K,\u00a0T-Mobile offers a great plan<\/a>\u00a0for $100, allowing you to use your phone in over 100 countries without being charged roaming fees. In the U.K. there\u2019s EE, which\u00a0offers something similar\u00a0<\/a>if you plan on spending more time in England. Alternatively, you could buy two SIM cards, one for each country. It\u2019s also a lot easier to buy a top-up, pay-as-you-go SIM card in the U.K. than in the U.S. Beware of losing those tiny cards while swapping them out of your iPhone on the plane! If you\u2019re an Android user, there are\u00a0a plethora<\/a>\u00a0of dual-SIM phone options.<\/p>\n

Keep up with your social life on both sides of the pond.<\/b>\u00a0For staying in touch with friends all over the globe,\u00a0WhatsApp<\/a> and\u00a0Facebook Messenger<\/a> (funny enough!<\/a>) are the way to go.<\/p>\n

3. Be Climate Savvy<\/h3>\n

Check the weather.\u00a0Every New Yorker\u2019s favorite weather tool has got to be Poncho<\/a>, the app that embodies the personality of a sassy cat and sends you texts and\/or e-mail updates in plain English. In London, we like the appropriately named\u00a0PartlyCloudy<\/a>, which delivers us the weather news in a beautiful infographic.<\/p>\n

4. Get from A to B<\/h3>\n

Use Hailo in London and Uber in New York City<\/b>.\u00a0Hailo<\/a>\u00a0works like a charm in London. At the tap of a finger, a black cab will be at your door in unde 5 minutes. However, since the recent upsurge in user signups,\u00a0Uber<\/a>\u00a0now\u00a0tend to be pretty speedy too but some of the drivers have no idea of where they\u2019re heading. On the flip side, I\u2019ve never successfully hailed a Hailo in New York, while Uber dominates Manhattan and Brooklyn with its convenient, dependable and classy car service. As a last resort, the age-old trick of sticking out your hand to hail a cab still works well in both cities.<\/p>\n

Taking public transport? Look no further than CityMapper.<\/b>\u00a0Live in both New York and London,\u00a0CityMapper<\/a>\u00a0is by far the best way to map out your real-time route through either city\u2019s extensive transport networks.<\/p>\n

5. Make Time to Dine<\/h3>\n

Looking for the hottest new restaurants?<\/b>\u00a0Made in New York<\/a>‘s app Foursquare<\/a>\u00a0is great for finding venues rated highly by your peers. It allows for searching by location or browsing through curated lists such as\u00a0CBM in NYC<\/a>, our\u00a03460 Miles in NYC<\/a>,\u00a0CBM in London<\/a>\u00a0and our\u00a03460 Miles in London<\/a>. To book, simply click \u201cReservation\u201d within the app to launch\u00a0OpenTable<\/a>\u00a0(the company that acquired UK\u2019s\u00a0TopTable<\/a>). Other on-point media resources for finding city hot spots are\u00a0Just Opened London<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Time Out New York<\/a>.<\/p>\n

When it comes to paying the bill<\/b>, check out the\u00a0Cover app<\/a>\u00a0while Stateside. If you\u2019re paying a friend back after a round of pre-dinner drinks, do so with\u00a0Venmo<\/a>in NYC and the soon-to-launch\u00a0Ringpay<\/a>\u00a0in London to avoid fumbling between currencies.<\/p>\n

6. Rest Your Head<\/h3>\n

Unless you\u2019re on someone else\u2019s dime, bouncing back and forth between Ace Hotels might not be an option. Ideally, you\u2019ll want to have an apartment in both New York and London. Before you dismiss this as a ludicrously expensive idea, read on!<\/p>\n

Let your apartment out on One Fine Stay and rent a place on Airbnb. <\/b>One Fine Stay<\/a>\u00a0is extremely host-friendly. While the company takes a bigger fee (about 50%), it handles guest relations, check-in, check out, and cleaning \u2014 all particularly helpful trade-offs when you\u2019re on the road and unable to let a guest in. Plus, nothing beats walking in to a sparkling clean home after you\u2019ve been away.<\/p>\n

On the consumer side, I usually opt for\u00a0Airbnb<\/a>\u00a0as a guest because it\u2019s much cheaper. The social recommendations on Airbnb also win my vote, as this feature easily lets you rent through someone you have mutual friends with on Facebook. If you\u2019re going super pro NyLon, why not try and rent the same place each trip? You could ask the host if you can leave a bag behind for a small monthly fee, or perhaps even free of charge if they\u2019re awesome (and most Airbnb hosts tend to be).<\/p>\n

The NyLon lifestyle is as crazy as it sounds and far less glamorous than most people suppose it to be. But for those of us who\u2019ve built a life caught between two cities, we can only keep purchasing plane tickets and sharing lessons learned along the way.<\/p>\n

Now that you\u2019ve got your insider tips and booked your flight, you\u2019re set to go!<\/p>\n

This story originally appeared here<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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