Discover New England News | |
New England is thrilled to see its international arrivals continuing to grow by double digits aided by healthy airline expansion into the region’s international gateways, including Boston and New York City. There are few places that can offer as many experiences as New England, especially for the fly/drive travelers. A global trend towards cultural and natural, immersive, expedition style travel, and major sporting events have put New England on the map. Be inspired by the itineraries, galleries, and latest news below. | |
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It begins and ends with landmarks of American history and is filled with the sights, sounds, fame and flavors that make New England one of the most unique places one can visit. This itinerary will have travelers to New England singing “Sweet Caroline” at Fenway, retracing the footsteps of the American Revolution, wondering if witches existed in Salem, trapping their own lobster, adventuring along a scenic byway through the White Mountain National Forest, shopping to their heart’s content along the shores of Lake Champlain, renting lawn chairs for a live performance at Tanglewood in the Berkshires, trying their hands at the largest resort-casino in North America, and stepping back into the Guilded Age with a trip to Newport. Read more here.
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Bucket-List Hiking & Biking Trails | |
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From majestic mountains to picturesque coastlines, outdoor explorers can get up close to New England’s diverse natural beauty thanks to the region’s many hiking and cycling trails. There are routes of all kinds, for all kinds of adventurers, but a few trails stand out from the rest because of their particular identities. These so-called bucket-list trails may be steeped in history, or they may have inspired generations of writers and artists. Or they may simply traverse the most scenic spots imaginable. All of them, though, help define the heart and soul of New England. Read more here.
Pictured: Hiking on Mount Washington, White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire
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Accessible travel in New England offers a range of inclusive options for travelers with diverse needs. The region features a network of ADA-compliant accommodations. Major cities like Boston, Providence, and Hartford provide accessible public transportation systems, including buses and trains equipped with ramps and designated seating. Many popular attractions, from historic sites to natural parks, have made efforts to improve accessibility, offering features such as wheelchair ramps, accessible restrooms, and audio guides. | |
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News from North of Boston, Massachusetts | |
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North of Boston CVB launches new itinerary showcasing movies filmed in the region
Quintessential New England towns, industrial inland communities, 200 miles (322 km) of stunning coastlines, 12 lighthouses, parks, trails, and a bustling working waterfront culture make North of Boston a top location for filming movies. Learn more here.
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News from The Prudential Center, Boston, Massachusetts | |
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Prudential Center, a destination designed for discovery and experience
Located in the heart of Back Bay, Prudential Center features over 70 shops and eateries including major brands such as Eataly, Saks Fifth Avenue, Aritzia, Sephora and DICK’S House of Sport. Visitors can make the most of their shopping and dining experience through the PRUferred card, a complimentary discount shopper card providing discounts to 25+ onsite shops, eateries, and attractions including View Boston, Eataly and more! The PRUferred card is conveniently available as a physical card, a postcard, and digitally to be added to an e-wallet. Delivery of materials can be arranged prior to visiting or pickup is available on-site. After guests have had a chance to shop and grab a bite, they can take in the city sights from 750ft up at View Boston, the tallest observation deck in New England. Featuring 360° breathtaking indoor and unforgettable Boston experience. With over 21 million visits a year, the Center is one of the region’s top shopping destinations. Learn more here.
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News from VIP Tours & Charters | |
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Launching new coach tour experiences for Maine and New Hampshire
VIP Tours & Charter is launching authentic Maine experiences for a leisurely and scenic way to explore the state of Maine’s stunning landscapes, historic towns, and coastal beauty. These new Maine VIP luxury tour services include a local guide who will delight with fun facts and stories of Mainers, making the journey an unforgettable one that celebrates the harmony between luxury and sustainability. A journey to the neighboring state of New Hampshire wouldn’t be complete without a ride with their partner attraction, the Conway Scenic Railroad, located in North Conway Village. This historic train has several ride options including the Mountaineer that travels over New Hampshire's stunning Crawford Notch. The Mountaineer recreates the experience of a 1950s transcontinental streamlined train. Learn more here.
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News from Crestline Hotels and Resorts, Portland, Maine | |
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Exciting Partnership Announcement: Crestline Hotels & Resorts in Maine working with local receptive
Announcing a new partnership between Crestline Hotels & Resorts in Maine and TourMappers, this collaboration, alongside with their ongoing relationship with HotelBeds, will expand availability for international operators to book stays for their visitors at these premier properties. Boston-based TourMappers will be working with the Aloft Portland Downtown Waterfront, offering guests an outstanding experience in the heart of Portland, Maine. Learn more here.
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Featured Destination – News from MetroWest Boston Visitors Bureau, Massachusetts | |
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MetroWest Visitors Bureau launches guidebooks in 7 languages
Known for innovation, this forward-thinking region focuses on the future while treasuring the best of New England’s famous past. The intersection of the oldest and newest, MetroWest Boston offers the best of both worlds, just a 30-45 minute drive from Boston’s Logan International Airport, visitors will find traditional New England village commons surrounded by recreation in all seasons, sophisticated amenities and services, upscale shopping and dining, and a range of cultural attractions. MetroWest has launched visitors guides and itineraries in the following languages:
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