The Turks and Caicos Islands is celebrating Virgin Atlantic’s twice-weekly, non-stop flight from London to Providenciales.
22.10.2023 - 11:15 / forbes.com / East Coast
While the United States of America is certainly on the younger side when compared to certain European and Asian nations, the country isn’t totally devoid of time-honored celebrations, with Halloween serving as a cultural staple at the very end of October. Also known as All Hallows’ Eve, this fall festival took hold across North America due to the influx of Irish and Scottish immigrants during the 1800s, and is celebrated today with pumpkin carving, colorful costumes, and plenty of sugary treats—and when it comes to planning the perfect party, no one does it quite like the East Coast. With the holiday season in full swing, these spirited cities are packed full of lively events and late-night parties for all to enjoy.
The North Shore of Massachusetts served as the setting for all-time favorite Halloween classic Hocus Pocus, and just south of Salem, the state capital of Boston is rife with captivating events occurring all throughout October. For any hardcore Barbie fans, Beacon Hill’s dazzling Liberty Hotel is holding their own Barbie Extravaganza on October 28th, inviting guests to enjoy colorful cocktails, a carefully-curated dinner, and lively tunes all through the night. Meanwhile, those wishing to celebrate on the 31st can swing by Atlántico to dine on fresh seafood paired with boozy punch at their Pirates & Paella Party, while Somerville residents can test their Harry Potter knowledge this upcoming Tuesday during trivia night at Thirsty Scholar Pub.
Just a few steps west of the Common, colorful Mexican outpost Citrus & Salt is celebrating the season with a full week of festivities, with two pop star-themed drag brunches, a Taco Tuesday Halloween Fiesta, and a Día de los Muertos celebration spanning from the 23rd to November 2nd—and of course, Southie is home to its fair share of offerings as well. From now until the 31st, Loco Taqueria + Oyster Bar is providing guests with a specialty cocktail selection ranging from fruit-forward Monstah Mash to the rum-loaded Grave Digger, while nearby Bardo’s Bar Pizza is bringing some classic North Shore ambiance to Old Colony Ave with their “Salem in Southie” event, a gathering that’s set to dish out live music, tarot card readings, and fresh pumpkin pizza on the 28th.
With roughly eight million people residing across all five boroughs, New York offers some of the most vibrant Halloween celebrations seen across all the nation. In the heart of Chelsea, Dream Downtown is getting into the spirit with two back-to-back bashes on the 27th and 28th. Both taking place in the property’s dazzling Gallery, visitors can enjoy an open bar and tunes curated by Lost Frequencies on Friday night, while Saturday invites DJ James Kennedy to take the stage until the early hours of
The Turks and Caicos Islands is celebrating Virgin Atlantic’s twice-weekly, non-stop flight from London to Providenciales.
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Looking for a hotel offering something really special for the holidays? Check out the The Langham, New York, Fifth Avenue. This year the hotel is celebrating the holidays with unique room packages and interactive Christmas decorations. This luxury hotel, famous for its Fifth Avenue decor, is enhancing its holiday experience, with elements like Paddington bear and family-focused packages.
‘Unspoilt’ is a word you’ll repeatedly hear if you ask visitors to describe Tobago — an island of roughly 60,000 people that sits near the southernmost end of the Caribbean archipelago, just north of its big sister, Trinidad. Connected millennia ago to the South American mainland, Tobago is gifted with a distinctive mix of continental and Caribbean island ecology. It’s now home to beautiful beaches, colourful coral reefs, 10,000 acres of protected rainforest — the oldest such reserve in the Western Hemisphere — and over 260 species of birds.
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Over 112 million Americans traveled during the Christmas holiday last year, according to AAA Travel, a number that’s expected to be matched or surpassed this year. The first day of December is a popular air travel date for people who take extended, even month-long holiday vacations as airlines often offer discounted rates at that time of year. These hotels and resorts offer travelers all the bells and whistles one could desire from a vacation along with festive holiday activities.
Travelers can save money by being “nice”. Breeze Airways latest sale is “Seriously Nice” with one-way flight deals starting at $29 ending on Thursday, Nov. 2. The sale, which includes flights to destinations including Las Vegas, Orlando, and Tampa is valid for travel between Jan. 16, 2024, and Jan. 31, 2024.
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Southwest Airlines is getting into the Halloween spirit with a spooktacular sale that has one-way flights as low as $39.
After 25 years as one of New York’s top dining destinations and earning every accolade under the sun — from three Michelin stars to being named ‘World’s Best Restaurant’ — Executive Chef and Owner Daniel Humm decided to celebrate Eleven Madison Park’s silver anniversary with a dinner series featuring alumni who’ve gone on to become top chefs with their own restaurants.
While Boston is best known for its prestigious universities and wealth of historic landmarks, this iconic New England city is no slouch when it comes to drinking and dining either. Both the Boston cream pie and Parker House roll were invented in the heart of the city, while tourists flock to the surrounding area to dine on New England clam chowder, lobster rolls, and a wealth of other succulent seafood dishes. As you plan your next visit to the Bay State capital, don’t miss out on these vibrant neighborhoods, each one imbued with an incredible array of restaurants and bars to explore.