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A recent poll reveals that only one Maine town is considered to be 'budget-friendly' among the top 150 places in the nation where people regularly travel

These Granite State destinations don't cost a cent to visit.

If you’ve ever considered retiring here in our Pine Tree State, also known as ‘Vacationland,’ you might want to think about this small town!

Any and everyone on the Seacoast has surely driven by Jumpin' Jay's Fish Cafe, situated on the corner of Congress and Middle Streets just two blocks from Market Square.

The restaurant on the coast of Rye, New Hampshire, was praised for having the best lobster roll in the Granite State.

Have you visited this charming village in the Green Mountains?

If you know someone visiting New Hampshire for the first time, you want them to have a great experience and leave with a positive impression of the place you call home.

We truly are spoiled when it comes to our beaches.

Instead of exclusively visiting this one location, we've got a better suggestion for how to spend your time.

The 72-square-mile Lake Winnipesaukee is way more than just a body of water.

Every summer, we escape to Boothbay Harbor. This year, we traded our usual hotel stay for an amazing experience at a beautifully-remodeled Airbnb.

Hawaiian Islands crunched data on Tripadvisor and created a list of restaurants around the world most frequently praised for their lovely scenic views.

The travel blog 'Time Out' has named the 17 best places in America for a last-minute holiday vacation, and it includes one popular destination in Maine.

The luxurious Inn at Hastings Park blends history and modern luxury in an "unrivaled hospitality and exceptional culinary experience."

75% of American adults are itching to hit the road this summer, and Maine was named one of the best states in the US to visit for a road trip.

Under 1% of Tripadvisor's eight million listings were lucky enough to receive a spot on the prestigious list.