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While others may pack away their Christmas decor, this Bar Harbor shop keeps the spirit alive every single day—it's a local treasure you won't want to miss.

A hidden gem in Ogunquit, Maine has just snagged a top spot for big group getaways. Picture cozy cottages and beach access – sounds like the ideal retreat.

You've been grinding for months, living off gas station coffee and adulting way too hard—and now you're finally ready for that dream vacation. But instead of defaulting to Florida or California (again), Wander says that maybe it's time to look a little further north.

If mom’s been dreaming of some peace, quiet, and maybe a lobster roll or two, this is the perfect getaway for a Mother’s Day “momcation”—and really, it’s not hard to see why.

WalletHub did the math, analyzing employment rates, average weekly hours, multiple jobs, volunteering, and even unused vacation days to find the hardest working and most relaxed cities in the US.

Are there any kids who don't love theme parks? I'm sure there are. I DO happen to know a lot of adults who also love theme parks just as much as some kids.

These are some of the many things that make the Granite State special.

Zillow has released its 2024 year in review which reveals Portland, Maine, as being the hottest vacation city in America

It's not always the popular destinations that are the best. Often times, it's the hidden gems which make the greatest impact.

CNN Travel published a list of the 22 most underrated destinations in the US, two of which are in New England.

It's not always the most popular destinations that are the best. Often times, it's the hidden gems that make the greatest impact.

The food scene, the vibe, the beaches and plenty of year-round outdoor activity options all come into play with Portland's impressive ranking of places to visit in the US

From Kittery to Islesboro, some of Hollywood's biggest names have owned homes in Maine. We explore the who and where.

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!