Travel
I Tried It: The Boston Harbor Seaplane
If you were taking a stroll along Boston Harbor on Wednesday to enjoy a brief glimpse of the sun this summer, you might have spotted […]
Boston Traveler: Find Peace and Quiet on Sebago Lake in Maine
Ah, the sound of peace and quiet. That’s the biggest selling point of a trip to Sebago Lake, where nature is always front and center. […]
5 Reasons Why St. Kitts Is the Hidden Gem of the Caribbean
You deserve a vacation, an escape to somewhere warm and tranquil. Somewhere a world away from your worries where you can make memories that will […]
Be One of the First to Experience Reimagined Luxury at The Langham, Boston
The wait is finally over. The Langham, an iconic landmark and one of Boston’s best hotels, is reopening its doors later this month. After a […]
Boston Traveler: Sightsee, Sail, and Sip in Newport This Summer
Newport has always been an ideal destination for Bostonians looking for a quick day trip. But if you feel like you’ve “been there, done that,” […]
23 Reasons to Visit the Cape and Islands All Summer Long
Edited by Brittany Jasnoff Maybe you’ve had a beach cottage in your family for generations. Maybe you’ve been renting the same place for the same […]
An Insider’s Guide to Planning the Ultimate Cape and Islands Getaway
You’ve been dreaming about it all winter. Toes in the sand, fresh lobster dinners, sailing into the sunset…an idyllic seaside escape. Here’s the good news. […]
Explore the Unexplainable At These Mysterious Sites in New England
Sure, tourists flock there every fall to see the sights, but Salem doesn’t have New England’s exclusive rights to the mysterious, and October doesn’t have […]
Boston Traveler: Sample Delicious Lowcountry Cuisine in Charleston
If someone held a beauty pageant of U.S. cities, Charleston—with its oak trees dripping in Spanish moss, babbling fountains, and gracious antebellum architecture—would stand a […]
You Can Stay in a Luxe Cabin at a Former Brickyard in the Catskills this Summer
You’ve heard of glamping, and maybe you’re itching to book your own luxury Airstream on the Cape this summer. As travel seems (finally) possible again, […]
Travel + Leisure Named Five Mass. Hotels Some of the Best in the World
It’s been an especially trying year for the hospitality industry. Non-essential travel virtually stopped for a few months at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, […]
Exploring Providence’s Most Exciting, Art-Filled Neighborhood
Providence doesn’t just have an arts scene that’s impressive for a city of its size—which, if you’re counting, is slightly smaller in population than Worcester […]
Five North Shore Cottages to Fulfill Your Coastal Getaway Fantasy
Whether you’re interested in the rocky coastlines, picturesque lighthouses, artists’ studios, or simply a tasty plate of fried clams, it’s always a good time to […]
Five Takeaways from a Conversation with Paul Theroux
At a time when getting away still feels like a distant dream to many, Paul Theroux’s award-winning oeuvre of travelogues and novels beckons with epic […]
Boston Traveler: Experience the Fresh New Vibe of Palm Beach This Spring
Ah, Palm Beach. The destination has long been a favorite of Bostonians seeking off-season sun and sand, up to and including the Kennedy family. In […]