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Museums and parks have been showing off online for some time, but have you ever wanted to visit a glacier or baby zoo animal more than you do now?

Researching and planning from home couldn’t be easier, so take this time to plan your next well-deserved vacation. Here are some tips to consider.

We talked to popular local Pilates instructor Kara Duval about all things travel.

Ocean House and Weekapaug Inn in Westerly, R.I., and The Inn at Hastings Park in Lexington are giving free lunches to children three times a week.

It’s also spacious enough that social distancing is not a chore.

After Patricia Fuja canceled her West Coast tour due to the coronavirus outbreak, she had a frustrating time trying to get a refund from her tour operator.

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Though it was right to leave, we couldn’t help but wallow in heartbreak.

Northampton residents are holed up in a apartment with two young children. For now, they say it feels preferable to what they fear they would encounter back home.

According to the AARP, more than a third of grandparents have taken their grandchildren on a trip, leaving parents behind.

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COVID-19 has created an extraordinary and dire situation for the airlines, but the crisis should also be seen as a much-needed opportunity to make significant changes in the industry.

Laureen McCluen tried to get a refund, but the host refused. Is she out of luck?

These films can take you there.

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Can you catch or spread the virus through your luggage or clothing? Medical experts say the threat is low but suggest several precautions you can take to reduce the worry even more.

Sasson Gabay had been touring the US in "The Band’s Visit."

To write his book, author Chris Bohjalian needed to see the country. And he needed to see it by bike.

Here are some sugarhouses where you can experience the sap-to-syrup process, dig into pancakes, and celebrate the season.

Hidden Pond putting finishing touches on luxury 'treetop’ lodges.

We caught up Higgins, who cohosts a podcast called “Almost Famous,” to talk about all things travel.

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First things first: Wash your hands.

Advances in technology are opening the door to new ways of providing flights, hotels, and other travel services through memberships.

Can you get a refund? Is it safe to book flights or cruises?

The Commonwealth is a treasure trove of odd things.

Our travel writer tests out some of the city’s most buzzed about new hotels.

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Collin Knight wants to show out-of-towners Roxbury, Dorchester, and Jamaica Plain through his new tour company.

Gabriel’s is the longest continuously run woman-owned inn in New England.

We caught up with him to talk about all things travel.

The hotel is so warm and inviting, it’s tempting to want to stay indoors.

We caught up with Wayland native and ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ actor to talk about all things travel.

It's the universal travel faux pas: You arrive at a hotel, receive your luggage from the bellboy, reach into your pockets, scour your wallet, and turn up . . . nothing. There's an app for that.

The Computer History Museum was one of our first main stops.

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Feeling clueless? Not at these spots.

The Currier Museum in Manchester, N.H., now owns two of the historic homes, and they’re located in the same neighborhood. Tours will start this spring.

I knew my kids would like snowshoeing as much as I do, especially if the trek ended with some great food.

It’s easy to see the major role Peter Jackson’s “The Lord of the Rings” (2001-2003) and “The Hobbit” (2011-2013) movie trilogies have assumed in New Zealand tourism.

It took us more than 26 hours to get there, but it was worth the effort, and we would gladly do it again to see more of this mesmerizing country.

Here are ways to get out of your home and not be bored in the city this weekend.

Here are ways to get out of your home and not be bored in the city this weekend.

The scuffle took place at The Breakers hotel in Palm Beach, Fla., on New Year’s Eve, according to court records.

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The event, to be held in Portland Jan. 31 and Feb. 1, is inspired by the wildly popular Carnaval de Quebec and is the first of its kind in Maine in more than 100 years.