tourism

With its haunting history, Salem draws in the masses every autumn. But what happens when the charm turns chaotic for the locals?

We're pretty lucky in Massachusetts to have lots of great attractions across the state to explore. Not only are they great destinations to enjoy the surrounding aesthetics, but several have so much value in terms of history. Unfortunately, we have a certain spot in the Bay State that suffers from being too overcrowded thanks to its popularity. While that can be a deterrent, it continues to repeated by overwhelmed with tourism consistently. So, where is this Massachusetts spot suffering from overtourism?

Thanksgiving means friends and family traveling around the country to be with one another for the holiday.  If you are hosting guests at your home, in between the leftover turkey sandwiches and pumpkin pie, it can also mean trying to fill a 4 day weekend with some fun things to do.  Af...

Twenty-five years ago an epic, nearly two-week long event became one of the biggest things to take place in Providence.

You can not only try delicious donuts, but get a sprinkling of local history along the way.

Some are lakes, others are swimming holes, but there's one thing they all have in common: people love them, and you will, too.

The senator said Trump's election-season move to exempt Florida, Georgia and South Carolina from oil and gas exploration is a 'political ploy.'

Going out for drinks on vacation is a must – whether you’re drinking alcohol or not – so it should come as no surprise that Martha’s Vineyard has the best.

Americans took 1.9 billion trips for leisure in 2019. But in 2020, that number could look very different.

Boycotting businesses that need to open is a doggone dumb idea.