iPhone Case "New York" Travel Edition is designed by the Food and Travel Guides Team!

Our Teams iPhone Cases are designed by travelers for travelers. Find your own favorite among our wide range of unique phone cases that will make you stick out in the crowd, here in our Travel Store.

This sleek, cool-looking iPhone case protects your precious phone from Android attacks, nasty scratches, dusty roads, oil spills, and stuff just flying around. You know how it is.
 
It has a solid back and flexible sides that make it easy to grip, easy to take on and off, with precisely aligned port openings for all phone models.

• This unique designed iPhone Case is made of BPA free Hybrid Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) and Polycarbonate (PC) material
• Solid polycarbonate back
• Flexible, see-through polyurethane sides
• .5 mm raised bezel protecting
• Precisely aligned port openings
• Super-easy to take on and off
• Wireless charging compatible
• The SE case fits the 2020 iPhone SE model

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Three things we love about New York City:
 
New York is an amazing and HUGE city but despite that, New York City is considered as the number one most walkable city in the USA
If you love Food Travels as we do, the Big Apple is a fantastic Foodie Destination with world-class food
In the City that never sleeps, you can always find something to do, places to go, great stays, and restaurants where you can eat
 
Another amazing fact before you go. Do you know who Peter Minuit was? Didn't thought so. 
 
Peter Minuit was an early colonist of what became the USA, a Walloon, and the 3rd Director of New Netherlands that bought an island from the Lenape Native Americans. It was a bargain for only "60 Guilders" which amounts to about $1,143 of today's value.
 
Today that island is called Manhattan.
 
Safe travels, stay awesome!

The team at Food and Travel Guides