Travel

If you’ve been thinking about taking a vacation this holiday season, here are some tips that can help keep you safe while you’re away from home.

New Orleans, its majestic live oaks dripping with moss, seems to offer the perfect combination of romance, passion, mystery and splendor.

Despite months COVID-19 quarantine, the great outdoors has seemingly remained a safe harbor. Anne Gardner set her sights on one such oasis; the Bay Circuit Trail. 

Whether you commute to Boston every day for work or haven’t been there in years, it’s likely been awhile since you gave the city a fresh look.

The Maldives is a place that conjured up visions for me of bungalows perched above crystal-clear cerulean water.

Located about 140 miles northwest of Boston, Woodstock is a food-lover’s dream, offering everything that draws us to Vermont and so much more.

Biddeford’s culinary, arts and business scenes are all blossoming … so much so that local wags have a come up with the word “Biddesance” to capture the city’s resurgence.

Looking to see new sights but say safe in your car? Try these three scenic drives, but don’t forget to bring snacks and a face mask.

New Orleans is best known for Bourbon Street and Mardi Gras, but you’ll be rewarded if you venture beyond its French Quarter. 

Because winters in Quebec tend to be glacial and long, its residents have developed a cold weather culture to make the most of the difficult conditions.

For this year’s holiday issue Travel Advisory, I decided to pack up the car and head west to the Massachusetts Berkshires. 

You don’t have to fight the crowds in California’s Napa Valley or hop a plane to Bordeaux to visit world-class wineries. Several excellent vineyards lie just north of the Vermont border in Quebec’s Brome-Missisquoi region…