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Where to watch fireworks in Massachusetts this 4th of July

What better place to spend America’s birthday than in Massachusetts, the site of one of its first colonies? And as last year’s 4th of July didn’t quite go as planned, many are more than ready to celebrate. So where’s the best place to watch fireworks this Independence Day? We’ve got you covered. If you’re sticking

July 2nd, 2021|News|

3 island getaways within a stone’s throw of Boston

We’ve all been holding our breath for the perfect island getaway — but for New Englanders who aren’t yet able to hop on a plane to faraway places, an island vacation can be just around the corner. Here are a few of our favorite islands just a stone’s throw away from Boston. Martha’s Vineyard is

June 21st, 2021|News|

How to celebrate Father’s Day from afar

As more than 63% of Americans are now vaccinated, many are still unable, or feel uncomfortable, to travel to meet loved ones. As Father’s Day is fast approaching, we have a few tips for celebrating the fathers in your life from afar. Father’s Day this year falls on Sunday, June 20th, so you have plenty

June 8th, 2021|News|

Here’s what you should know about vaccination passports

Almost half the United States has now been vaccinated, and the country has set up an honor system when it comes to mask-wearing. However, with travel, it’s not so simple. Many countries and airlines are thinking about testing and offering vaccine passports, or digital platforms containing passenger health information. Digital health passports can prove if

May 22nd, 2021|News|

Masks are no longer mandatory for fully vaccinated people

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Thursday that fully vaccinated people can now stop wearing masks and maintain a social distance. The CDC’s previous guidelines pushed for mask-wearing for those vaccinated, so the latest announcement marks a big reversal. Many have criticized the CDC for being too strict with previous guidelines, and

May 16th, 2021|News|

Unsure of where you can travel this summer? Read this

Travel is still strongly discouraged in general, but several countries have recently eased restrictions for American travellers. According to a published Travel + Leisure list of countries and their level of travel warning, Belize, St. Kitts and Nevis and Zimbabwe have all been lowered to Level 2 warning, which merely indicates travelers should exercise increased

May 11th, 2021|News|

Tips for getting a vaccine appointment in Mass. now that all adults are eligible

As of Monday, adults 16 years and older in Massachusetts now qualify for the Covid-19 vaccine. More than 3 million Massachusetts residents have already received their first shot, but many are finding it difficult to sign up for an appointment. Here are some tips for those who qualify. First, make sure you’re pre-registered on Mass.gov.

April 22nd, 2021|News|

When will travel resume between the US and Europe?

As more and more Americans are getting vaccinated, many are already starting to dream of a summer vacation in Europe. How close is that to becoming a reality? A couple of weeks back, CNBC reported that the Biden administration was rumored to be considering relaxing travel restrictions as soon as mid-May. This would affect travel

April 11th, 2021|News|

How to celebrate the spring holidays safely with family

Easter and Ramadan are fast approaching, and Passover is already in full swing. As more people in the United States are receiving their first and second vaccination shots, the spring holidays could look a little less lonely than Christmas and Thanksgiving. But we’re not out of the woods yet — here’s how to make sure you

March 28th, 2021|News|

Massachusetts has changed travel rules for people who have been completely vaccinated

This week, the United States hit over 100 million vaccinations administered. As the population increasingly gets their first, and final, vaccines, and with summer fast-approaching, many are wondering what travel rules apply to them. According to a recent update, individuals who have received two doses of either the Moderna or Pfizer vaccine, or one dose

March 14th, 2021|News|
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