Over the past week, Hurricane Lee has been making its way up the coast, gradually increasing in intensity and size. On Thursday alone, the hurricane intensified from 80 mph to 165 mph in just 24 hours, spelling possible trouble for New England. Over the weekend, Hurricane Lee faced wind shear and drier air, weakening it… Continue Reading What to expect from Hurricane Lee
Labor Day weekend is finally here. Since its inauguration in 1894, the country has celebrated the legacy of American workers with parades, picnics, fireworks and more. The most classic way to spend Labor Day weekend is by attending your local fireworks display. If you find yourself in Boston, the city’s annual fireworks show lights the… Continue Reading What to do Labor Day Weekend in Boston
A recent announcement has surprised many Americans hoping to travel to Europe in the near future. As of 2024, all U.S. passport holders, regardless of their age, will need to apply online and pay a minor fee to enter Europe. Americans currently have free, visa-less access to 184 destinations worldwide, making it the eighth most… Continue Reading In 2024, US citizens will need a visa to enter Europe
Boston winters may be chilly — but Boston summers still pack a punch. And as the country, and globe, reaches record high temperatures, you might be wondering why your neighbor seems to be handling the heat much better than yourself. Well, it turns out, it could be due to your genetic code. Some are born with… Continue Reading The science behind why some people handle heat better than others
Flying via seaplane may seem like an odd — or even impractical — choice, but travelers trying to get between NYC and Boston, and have luxury in mind, now have a new option. Famous luxury hotel group Mandarin Oriental recently announced a partnership with charter airline company Tailwind Air to offer a unique seaplane experience that… Continue Reading Want to fly in style between NYC and Boston? Try a seaplane
Memorial Day weekend is not only a holiday with a beautiful message behind it — celebrating the soldiers who have served. But it’s also the unofficial beginning of summer, which is something else to celebrate. Have you made your plans yet for May 29? We’ve got an itinerary for you here. Memorial Day weekend typically brings… Continue Reading Your Memorial Day weekend plans made easy
Spring is well underway, and for those in Boston for business, pleasure or because you actually live there, there are plenty of places just a drive away where you can take a break from the big city. There’s no better time to explore New England. Here’s our list of the best weekend escapes. First is… Continue Reading 3 of the Best Weekend Trips in New England
Boston’s Swan Boats are more than just a fun day out — they’re a cultural treasure. Since their opening in 1877 by Irish immigrant and shipbuilder Robert Paget, the Paget family continues to own and operate the boats today, making them a symbol of Boston’s rich Irish heritage. The oldest boat in the fleet has just… Continue Reading The Swan Boats are back — here’s what you need to know
Imagine arriving at the airport, seamlessly moving through security without having to remove anything from your bag and getting to the flight gate on time, and without breaking a sweat. This might soon be a reality for travelers. At least, it will be for travelers flying out of the United Kingdom. The old rules saw… Continue Reading Hand luggage liquid rules in UK airports are changing
Boston is home to a large, proudly Irish population, and St. Patrick’s Day has been a cornerstone of Boston’s calendar for centuries. Here are five things to know about celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Boston. Did you know that the Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade has been gracing the city’s streets annually on March 19… Continue Reading 5 things you should know about St. Patrick’s Day in Boston
