Boston

Turbulence injures at least 20 near Boston, cockpit error sent 737 into nose dive over Pacific, pilots part of Wall Street protests

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Logan expands behavior detection program, three online hotel finders go battle it out, in changed GDS relationship Travelport can sell Economy Plus seats

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Segway ban in Boston not a good idea, still searching for a secondary airport site in Atlanta, pilots flies past security under new TSA rules

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On this Memorial Day in the U.S., Ned Levi has created a travel guide to America’s most historic battlefields, which have in part shaped American history and culture.

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Laura Townsend Elion begins a series on haunted places in America. This post focuses on the East Coast — Lizzie Borden, Concord/Lexington, Key West, Salem witches and Gettysburgh.

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Here’s my Boston list of things to do that mixes tourist stuff with insider tips and a clutch of great restaurants where no one can go wrong.

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Priceline.com released its annual survey of the 50 most-popular destinations for the upcoming Independence Day weekend. Here is their survey. This year, Chicago’s Millennium Park replaces last year’s winner, New Orleans, as the most popular July 4th destination among Priceline customers.

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There are lists about specific cities that might be a distance away, lists about best hotels that I can never afford and then there are lists that have something accessible and affordable for almost everyone across the country. This ferry list has adventures for travelers from Alaska to Maine, from Seattle to Boston and from Lake Powell to New York

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Continental Airlines newest money making scheme: paid exit row seating The next time you fly Continental Airlines and you want an exit row seat, you’ll have to pay a little extra. On March 17th, passengers in coach can add 7 inches of legroom by purchasing an exit row seat up to 24 hours before their [...]

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Think of Boston, and for most people one thing that comes to mind is the famous Tea Party, when thousands of pounds of tea were dumped into Boston Harbor as a protest against taxes. Wonder what those patriots would think now?

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