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We caught up with the Cambridge native to talk about all things travel.

Christine Young's vacation rental owner canceled her VRBO rental. She wants a refund, but the owner has other ideas. And so does VRBO. Who's right?

5 spots for getting in touch with New England's agricultural roots.

It's the summer of nearcations. Here are some places to check out.

The Rabbit Hill Inn is not like the others on the list. But after a lovely stay, I get it.

The new sporting club in Richmond, R.I., offers nearly every imaginable outdoor activity.

Some of us are not interested in public highway bathrooms at this particular moment. Travel John can help.

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Here you'll find "the ridiculous and the sublime combined."

The state is, by nature, perfect for isolation and contemplation.

We caught up with the founder of Beyond Walls to talk about all things travel.

Trying to select a handful of the best is like picking your favorite child. And yet, here we go.

Here are the rules if you plan to visit.

Howard Tharp and his companions missed their flight to London. Did Vueling change their itinerary, or did his travel agent make a mistake? And who should pay for the new tickets?

Maine can't celebrate its bicentennial this year like it wanted to, but we can still celebrate some of the state's best spots.

My parents needed a morale boost, and I was determined to make it happen.

Getting away to these estates for a stroll through the landscapes will literally bring you to your senses.

We caught up with the 'Queer Eye' food and wine expert to talk about all things travel.

Designer Amber Share's popular Instagram page is comic relief in strange times.

To practice social distancing, stay “one cow apart,” according to local signage.

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Steven Takahashi wants to get a hotel refund during the coronavirus pandemic. But between his online agency, his hotel and his credit card, it looks like his $919 is gone. Is it?

We caught up with the comedian, actress, and author to talk about all things travel.

Rogue sneezers. Unmasked sunbathers. At what price serenity?

Right now, a quick getaway is as refreshing as a cold Del’s lemonade on a hot day.

When Priceline made a flight schedule change, Ruben Nieto tried to change it back. It wouldn't — unless he paid a change fee. Can his itinerary be saved?

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An empty college town during the summer — any summer — can be a glorious thing. It just so happens that Providence is perfect for our purposes this summer.

As luck would have it, the functionality that was initially designed to offer travelers independence (like a self-check-in kiosk option and touchless room entry) now also offers them virus protection.

The welcome mat will not be rolled out for everyone.

It might be possible to forget reality for a short stretch of time.

Plus: How to maximize the fun, minimize the hassle.

Sure. Bring the kids (and your outdoorsy side).

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It’s a low-key, sand-in-your-sneakers escape, more about farms and fishing than flash.

Enough mulling and brooding. It was time to go to the beach.

Keep in mind that there’s no one-size-fits-all model for beaches on Cape Cod and the Islands this summer.

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Whether you go car camping or off the grid, you don’t have to skimp: Bring a palatial tent, pack a real pillow, even throw in a portable pellet stove and toilet.

Whether you're a reluctant camper, an avid cyclist, traveling with kids, looking for serenity, or traveling in an RV, we've got recommendations for you.

Are you considering a big rig for your next getaway? Here are some tips.

We caught up with the Weekapaug, R.I., native to talk about all things travel.

Rabbit Hill Inn won accolades regionally, nationally, and internationally in the travel magazine's reader poll.

A purposeful walk through any of the many sites in New England is an exercise in mindfulness, the author of a field guide says.

Beachgoers are advised to follow the statewide guidelines: wear face coverings, keep your distance, and avoid gathering in groups of 10 or more.

The convention and visitors bureau's new map takes you on a tour of outdoor art in more than a dozen cities and towns.

We caught up with blues musician James Montgomery to talk about all things travel.

He has given us the COVID-19 wall. It’s invisible and it’s surrounding us, restricting us. It’s protecting others from us.

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