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Longer vacations are taking off - The Boston Globe

Longer vacations are taking off With widespread flexible work and education schedules, more travelers are turning to flexcations, roadschooling, schoolcations, whatever you want to call them. By Diane Bair and Pamela Wright Globe Correspondent,Updated January 20, 2021, 12:00 p.m. Email to a Friend Longer vacations are trending.Michael Flippo/stock.adobe.com We recently read an article in “The New Yorker” about a family that is traveling the country in an RV, working and roadschooling. The kids log on for their remote learning classes from the back seat or at a campground. In fact, CampSpot, a popular campground reservation company, has mapped out roadschooling routes and suggested learning spots in regions across the country.

Food and love are a great match in Portland, Maine But does it make sense to go in winter?

Food and love are a great match in Portland, Maine. But does it make sense to go in winter? Diane Bair and Pamela Wright © Provided by The Boston Globe Is Portland a ghost town in winter? As if! This colorful downtown square says it all. There’s plenty of fun and food to be had if you know where to look. Want to give your love life a shot in the arm, figuratively speaking? One word: Portland. (You were expecting Paris? Get real.) Part of this recommendation is sheer sentimentality: The gorgeous, laid back Pine Tree State has been the backdrop of much of our romantic history, including sailing trips, country inn and hiking excursions, and assorted kissy-face getaways with our significant others. And Portland has an added benefit, an excellent dining scene. So even if the romance doesn’t sizzle, you’ll have had a great meal or two. Portland in winter may not ring everyone’s romantic chimes, but we set out to see if the city could work its mushy magic on

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