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Visit Boston for American History, Professional Sports, Technology, Health Sciences, Education

While Boston is known as the birthplace of the American Revolution, it’s a modern city filled with arts, culture, entertainment, education, and sports. Boston was recently named one of the three best cities in America by Conde Nast Traveler.
Boston played a major role in the American Revolution. From the signing of the Constitution to many hard-fought battles against Great Britain, the city is rich in American history. 
At around 90 square miles, Boston is the largest city in New England. Boston has been dubbed as a “city of neighborhoods” and is made up of over 20 of them. Located on the waterfront, over 40% of the city extends into the harbor. As of 2020, the population of Boston was approximately 675,647.
The Charles River is a wonderful place for sailing, and the Freedom Trail is a must-do walking tour through Boston’s history. Sports fans can check out a Bruins, Celtics, or Red Sox game. Boston is home to some of the most renowned dynasties in sports history, including the six-time Super Bowl champion New England Patriots.
Visit the Museum of Science, the Museum of Fine Arts, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, and the waterfront Institute for Contemporary Arts. 
The Boston area is home to dozens of world-class academic institutions including Harvard University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston College, Boston University, Northeastern University.  It is a hub for technology and health science businesses.

Cape Cod, MA, is New England's Surf, Sand and Sea Capital

Cape Cod, at the eastern end of Massachusetts, is not a city. It is more of a lifestyle. The sandy, fishhook-shaped peninsula jutting into the Atlantic Ocean and forming Cape Cod Bay is home to charming fishing villages, photogenic lighthouses, endless beaches, and all the fresh (really fresh!) seafood you can eat. 
One of the biggest tourist destinations in Massachusetts.  Each year, six million visitors come to dig their toes in the sand at the white-sand Cape Cod beaches blanketing the 560-mile shoreline and exploring the Upper Cape and Outer Cape. 
Summertime is when The Cape shines with vacation rentals and beaches full. The sunlight sparkles on the ocean waves, the breeze has a hint of salt, and the sunrises are magical. Life on the Cape slows way down in the winter, but visitors can still soak up the relaxed atmosphere with a mug of beer and a bowl of clam chowder at one of the many good restaurants. 
Although it is part of Massachusetts, Cape Cod seems like it is a world’s away. It’s located just forty miles from historic Plymouth, Massachusetts, and seventy miles from Boston. Nearly 200,000 people make Cape Cod their year-round home.
Visit the Cape Cod National Seashore, take a whale watching tour to see the once endangered humpback whales feeding at the Stellwagen Bank, and enjoy the vibrant music and art scene in Provincetown, located at the very tip of the Cape. 

Nantucket, MA, is coastal New England at its best.

Exclusive and preppy, Nantucket Island off Massachusetts’s Cape Cod is coastal New England at its best. When you arrive, you will immediately be charmed by cobblestone streets, soaring church steeples, small towns, and the picturesque wharves. Add to this swanky shops and boutiques, upscale restaurants, and trendy bars. 
All over the island are vestiges of Nantucket’s maritime history as a center for the 19th-century whaling industry, including Nantucket Harbor, the Whaling Museum, and the Sankaty Head Lighthouse. Nantucket embraces its high-brow reputation and cultivated style. 
Nantucket is a seasonal destination. While the warm summer months are the most popular times to visit, in the off-season, it is battered by the moody Atlantic Ocean. Few tourists come to Nantucket in the winter, however, more than 50,000 visitors stay on the island each summer, boosting the population by roughly five times. Nicknamed the Gray Lady after the thick fog that often envelops the island, Nantucket ranks at the top of the list of New England vacation destinations. 
Nantucket is approximately 105 square miles. It is located 30 miles south of Cape Cod in the Atlantic Ocean. The only way to reach the island is by air or ferry. In fact, the Nantucket Memorial Airport is Massachusetts’s second busiest airport, behind Boston’s Logan International Airport. 
Nantucket is best explored on foot or by bike. You can rent a bike to pedal to Nantucket Vineyard, one of the sandy beaches on the island, such as Jetties Beach, or tour Nantucket’s three lighthouses. The Sconset Bluff Walk is a scenic footpath that crosses through backyards. Stop for lunch at a cute café and dinner at a stylish eatery. Beer lover? Make Cisco Brewers a priority. For a dose of history, the Nantucket Whaling Museum and the Shipwreck and Lifesaving Museum. 

Martha’s Vineyard Offers Sun, Sand and Sea Off the Cape Cod Coast

The island of Martha’s Vineyard has much to offer, including six charming and picturesque towns, each with its own distinct personality. The brightly painted seaside cottages are eye candy. So are the sandy beaches, historic lighthouses, national wildlife refuge, hiking trails, gleaming sailboats, and the Flying Horses Carousel, which is the oldest in the United States.  
With its sunny beaches and open-air markets, Martha’s Vineyard is a summertime paradise. The Vineyard’s nearly 15,000 year-round residents are dispersed between the six towns on the island. During the tourist season, the number of people on the island explodes by roughly 750%! 
Martha’s Vineyard is located off the southern coast of Massachusetts’ Cape Cod, with Nantucket island farther east. Martha’s Vineyard Airport is located on the island.
The culinary scene on Martha’s Vineyard is unsurpassed. Some of the country’s top chefs work to create signature entrees and decadent desserts. Although the island is a mecca for sailors, don’t worry if you don’t know your way around a sailboat. You can book a sailing excursion so you can experience the island for all vantage points. 

Plane Class	Example Plane	Max. Passengers
Air Taxi	Piper Cherokee	3	See Options
Midsize Air Taxi	Beechcraft Baron	5	See Options
Large Air Taxi	Piper Chieftain	8	See Options
Executive Air Taxi	Pilatus PC-12	8-9	See Options
Light Jet	Phenom 300	6-7	See Options
Midsize Jet	Hawker 800	8-9	See Options
Large Jet	Gulfstream V	14	See Options

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