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A Day of Discovery: Antique Shopping on Cape Cod
Embarking on a day of antique shopping on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, proved to be an enchanting journey filled with...
Embarking on a day of antique shopping on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, proved to be an enchanting journey filled with...
As a nature enthusiast and avid hiker, my recent adventure led me to discover what I can confidently proclaim as the...
As a young couple with our energetic 5-year-old, we were on the lookout for a family-friendly getaway to kick off the...
As a young couple with our energetic 5-year-old, we were on the lookout for a family-friendly getaway to kick off the...
Fall in Ogunquit, Maine, offers families a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the season's beauty and charm together. Here...
Embarking on a cultural adventure, I spent a day exploring the vibrant art scene on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, where each...
As a young couple with our energetic 5-year-old, we were on the lookout for a family-friendly getaway to kick off the...
Embarking on a series of spontaneous short getaways with my loved one has been an exhilarating journey filled with...
Approaching our 40s, my partner and I sought solace in the quiet beauty of the fall season, and our choice of InnSeason...
Springtime in Ogunquit, Maine, offers a delightful array of activities that showcase the natural beauty, cultural...
By Katelyn Michaud on Mar 5, 2021 8:46:37 AM
This is part of our series "The Changing Face of Travel"...exploring specific topics and trends affecting travel in 2021 and beyond. To read more articles click here
Even before the coronavirus changed the workplace, the average American spends 17 hours a day looking at screens from smartphones to computers to televisions. With the pandemic shifting whole industries to working from home with countless hours of Zoom meetings, it is estimated that people are spending an additional two hours glued to the screen. With no sports, recreation facilities closed, and stay at home orders, even children are spending more time than ever looking at screens, too. YouTube, Tik Tok, and all the other social media platforms are designed to keep kids engaged for as long as possible while you work or do chores.
By Allan Guilbeault on Nov 13, 2020 1:03:33 AM
This is part of our series "The Changing Face of Travel"...exploring specific topics and trends affecting travel in 2021 and beyond. To read more articles click here
While sipping champagne and awaiting the countdown for the clock to strike midnight, many of us were making grandiose travel plans for the new decade. 2020 was the year we’ll finally take that romantic getaway to Aruba or take the entire family to Disney World for the first time. But, 2020 had other plans for us. For the first time, the travel industry nearly came to a screeching halt across the planet due to a global pandemic.