Kristi Palma is a Culture Writer at Boston.com. She specializes in New England travel, exploring various facets of the travel and tourism industry, including airlines, airports, and adventure travel. Kristi's work has been featured in Our Community Now, CDC Gaming Reports, NewsBreak, MSN, and Boston.com.
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Kristi Palma's coverage primarily focuses on local events and promotional deals related to travel, tourism, and house & home in the United States, Massachusetts, particularly Boston. She also covers seasonal topics extensively.
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The popular sandwich shop is in Terminal C. By Kristi Palma 1 minute to read Send this article to your social connections.
You’re reading the award-winning Scenic Six, Boston’s guide to New England travel. Sign up to get hidden gems, travel tips, and must-visit spots in your inbox every week. Welcome back to Scenic Six. Summer is nearly here, and it’s going to be Boston’s busiest yet. Between the FIFA World Cup, America 250, and Sail Boston […]
The story behind the Bunker Hill Monument ahead of the Bunker Hill Parade commemorating the 251st year of the Battle of Bunker Hill.
Dozens of tall ships will glide into Boston Harbor in July for Sail Boston 2026, one of the largest gatherings of tall ships in decades.
Look inside the multi-million dollar renovation of Hilton Boston Back Bay, which includes guest rooms, the restaurant, and fitness center.
The sale ends on June 18. By Kristi Palma 1 minute to read Send this article to your social connections.
Summer officially returns this weekend. Here arefun ideas for how to spend the warmest season in Massachusetts.
Boston hotels are adopting ships for Sail Boston 2026, adjusting programming and menus to honor the countries where the ships hail from.
The best things to do in Ogunquit, Maine, according to Boston readers who were asked for their favorite things to do in the coastal town.
