The traveling friendship of Guy Fieri and Sammy Hagar

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Published
November 14, 2021

The traveling friendship of Guy Fieri and Sammy Hagar

The pair, tequila-brand owners, talk about Cabo, sushi on guitars and flying private during the pandemic.
Published
November 2, 2021

Portland International Jetport pursues $4.5 million property deal

The airport plans to buy a 4.5-acre valet service parking lot from its current owner and restart the business, which closed during the pandemic.
Published
October 29, 2021

Tourism surged in Maine this summer after 2020 slowdown

The number of people visiting the state was far higher than in 2020 and even surpassed pre-pandemic volumes in 2019.
Published
September 20, 2021

U.S. easing foreign travel restrictions, but vaccinations required

The changes will allow families and others who have been separated by the travel restrictions for 18 months to plan for long-awaited reunifications.
Published
September 19, 2021

How the International Vinegar Museum put a South Dakota town on the map

Roslyn needed a tourist attraction, and now there's a festival, a vinegar queen and endless varieties of sour surprises to sample.
Published
August 30, 2021

EU takes Americans off its safe-visitor list as COVID-19 cases rise in U.S.

The guidance is nonbinding, however, and U.S. travelers should expect a mishmash of travel rules across the continent.
Published
July 26, 2021

Business travel stirs, but many road warriors stay grounded

The U.S. Travel Association predicts business travel won't recover to 2019 levels – more than $300 billion – until 2024.
Published
July 26, 2021

Virus surge prompts U.S. to keep travel restrictions for now

The rising cases also are causing the administration to take a closer look at policies on wearing masks.
Published
June 17, 2021

Our View: National monument aids growth of North Woods region

Visits to Katahdin Woods and Waters increased by 10% last year, generating $3.3 million in economic activity.
Published
June 13, 2021

Maine summer tourism relies on foreign student labor. But not this year.

Closed embassies, international travel restrictions and a backlogged visa process mean only a fraction of the usual number of students will make it to the U.S., leaving seasonal employers scrambling.