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Raising the curtain on the new Museum of Broadway in Times Square

The first permanent museum dedicated to the history of Broadway highlights more than 500 productions from the 1700s through the present, including more than 20 major exhibits showcasing some of Broadway’s most ground-breaking shows.

These are some of the best made-in-New England gifts

As always, New England makers have created many wonderful things this year; we only wish we had 50,000 words to devote to their efforts. Here are a few things that stand out.

Meet the Gloucester native who shattered the cruise industry’s glass ceiling

Gloucester native Lisa Lutoff-Perlo's career has progressed from selling cruises as a travel agent in Boston in the early 1980s to becoming one of the most powerful women in a male-dominated industry.

Sure bets: A non-gamblers’ guide to New England destination casinos

All four boast cocooning hotels, startlingly good art collections, live entertainment, multiple restaurants, jazzy sports bars, and soothing spas. That’s a recipe for a perfect winter escape.

HERE, THERE, AND EVERYWHERE
New Year’s activities, dance on demand, and a great on-the-go bag
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Allison Feaster on Spain, having an open mind, and feeling calmer in the window seat
We caught up with the vice president for player development and organizational growth for the Boston Celtics to talk about all things travel.

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I booked the wrong airport, so can I get a refund for my ticket?

When Linda Brucia tried to change her American Airlines flight to tend to her ailing father, she inadvertently booked the wrong airport. How can she fix this mistake?

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Inflation is a big factor in holiday travel this year. (Also: Some people don’t like ‘seeing lights’!)

A recent survey asked readers about traveling for the December holidays and whether inflation and gas prices are affecting their plans — and, for fun, what their most disliked holiday traditions are.

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Hey, Chase Sapphire Reserve, where’s my $15,194?

Judy Lambert files an insurance claim with her Chase Sapphire Reserve card after canceling her snorkeling trip to Cuba. But, four months later, she’s still waiting for her $15,194 check. Will she ever see the money?

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Lego artist Nathan Sawaya on his Boston roots, traveling sketch pad, and adding that extra vacation day

We caught up with the mastermind behind "The Art of the Brick," now on display on Newbury Street.

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When Bermuda had an identity crisis, the island turned to a Bostonian for help

Bermuda needed to pull in new visitors. A Boston branding and design firm is helping the island find its way.

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‘Biguanas’ and Bogie add to the allure of this funky Florida outpost

Less touristy than Key West, and less chic than Miami, low-key Key Largo is the northernmost key in the chain of islands.

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6 things you need to do differently when you fly now

It’s pretty ugly out there. Everything takes longer. Flights are frequently delayed. You need a whole new approach on multiple levels to get through it all sanely and safely.

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A ski resort opens with a new name, shirts get a new life, and the sky puts on a show

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