Study: Jersey City and Newark rank near the bottom for summer staycations
Jersey City placed 168th and Newark 171st out of 182 cities in the nationwide report.
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Jun 10, 2025, 4:40 PM
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9h agoA new WalletHub study ranks several New Jersey and New York cities among the worst for summer staycations.
Jersey City placed 168th and Newark 171st out of 182 cities in the nationwide report.
The study evaluated recreation, food, entertainment and relaxation options.
Cincinnati, Orlando, Las Vegas and Honolulu topped the list.
New York City ranked 25th, while Yonkers came in last at 182.
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