Eileen Cotter Wright

When the FIFA World Cup descends on Boston in 2026, fans from around the world will find plenty of room to congregate. Here’s your guide to the best soccer bars in Boston for catching every match.
In Jamaica Plain, this LGBTQIA+ and women-owned Boston soccer and sports bar is welcoming, lively, and a heck of a good time for sports. They often broadcast women’s soccer and basketball games, but will be offering great World Cup coverage, too. The beers there are fresh and flavorful, with flights...

I could have eaten my way around Mexico City for weeks and still barely scratched the surface. I’m happy to recommend these fun spots, mostly for casual eats and small bites. I think they embody a good spirit of adventure and taste for the city.
If you plan to stay longer, definitely do some additional research to enjoy a wide range of cuisines in Mexico City (or simply extend your stay elsewhere, like Oaxaca!). There’s oodles of food tours to consider as well (including the women-led taco on...

Within 24 hours of landing in Mexico City from the freezing airport in Boston, I was soaked in sweat, chopping up about 50 pounds of beets.
The open-air restaurant was shaded from the sun. However, that didn’t help much as I cut blood-red veggies into small chunks hunched over a rustic wood table.
I had thought lunch would be ready when we got to this restaurant in Xochimilco. Instead, we were thrown into this mini-competition to make our own meal from the vegetables and herbs grown on-site.
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We lived in Quincy, Massachusetts, for 12 years and enjoyed being in Boston's neighboring city.
We didn't love our housing or school options there, so we relocated to Norwell.
Now, we're happy to have a more suburban home with access to good schools and more space.
I've had the privilege of living in and around Boston for at least 12 years.
After renting for years, my husband and I bought our first house in Quincy, a city in the greater Boston area, in 2018.
Buying in this city felt tough wit...

It’s a wonder of nature that craggy, green mountains can seemingly burst from the ground so close to sea level. This is what brings people to Oahu, Hawaii, in droves. The drama of this incredible landscape and deep rooted, diverse culture is a treasure to experience firsthand.

For some days, I lounged in the near-perfect leeward side dripping with luxury resorts. I also hopped in a rental car and drove all over the island, looping twice to make sure I soaked up as much beauty—and food—as poss...

When you have five national parks, how can you choose only one to visit in the state of Utah? Normally I’d like to road trip though and experience as much as I can. But this trip to the Beehive State was for work and a conference. Wanderful and Visit Utah graciously hosted my return trip to Bryce (20 years later!) for a short trip before the conference in Salt Lake.

Here’s a rough guide to get a taste for Bryce Canyon National Park if your time is limited to a couple days. And if interested i...

Boston’s weather might be a little iffy, especially when the winter slams the skyline with buckets of snow. But the gloom makes the beautiful days of spring, summer, and fall all the more spectacular. And one of the best places to soak up the sunshine and enjoy the city outdoors is Boston’s Public Garden.

You might be a bit confused on the layout, as the gardens are right next to the larger Boston Common. But the flowers and beautiful foliage stand out next to the more sprawling lawns of the ...

While ringing in a New Year is a thrill no matter where you are, wouldn’t it be wonderful to enjoy the holiday under some palm trees? Or perhaps on a breezy beach? We’ve got some nice US New Year trip ideas for you.

Purposeful Nomad: Travel with Intention had us deep diving into the spirit of women in Oaxaca, who celebrated their Zaptoec and Mexican heritage through talented artisan skills. But that really simplifies all that encompasses these communities, born from true grit and passion to not just survive, but thrive in their industries and personal lives.

There’s never enough time in the day to fully appreciate Provincetown, Massachusetts. This colorful spot on just the tip of Cape Cod welcomes all walks of life to fully be themselves and celebrate simply being alive!

Your eyes dart around the plane. Your chest hurts a bit and you feel like it’s getting harder and harder to breathe. You’re not sure if it’s in your head, or if you’re in real danger. Having travel anxiety or a panic attack whilst you’re away is an awful and sinking feeling (one I know a little too well) and it’s made even worse because you’re already outside of your comfort zone when travelling. I had my first panic attack at the airport: I was on my way to Sri Lanka, and suddenly, I thought...

Jasdeep Sandhu spent several years of his childhood in India. His extended family lived on a modest farm in the village of Sarhali Kalan in Panjab, and Jasdeep still remembers the oppressive heat. Despite the challenging conditions, though, day-to-day life was pleasant, and his grandparents happily raised chickens and tended to the kids.
But the rural location of the farm wasn’t always ideal. When Jasdeep’s grandfather became ill, for example, it was over an hour drive to the nearest clinic.
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Mystery swirls through the streets of Morocco at every corner. From the sweeping desert plains to the vibrant harbor towns, there’s a diverse and fascinating atmosphere to explore as a curious traveler. One of the more interesting spots to experience first-hand is Marrakesh – a city full of food, trade, history and beauty.
Get Lost in the Medina
Marrakesh is roughly split into two areas – the Medina, or old town, and the more modern outskirts. While the high rises and new commercial complexes...

Times are tough for travellers. But with the world preparing to reopen in 2021, we're here to keep you dreaming and planning for your next adventure - whether that's a staycation or flying off to parts unknown. Until then, we've got the latest COVID-19 travel advice and updates to keep you up to date and ready to go.
When we’re finally ready to roll the dice for an upcoming vacation, when should we travel? And where? With summer already upon us, it can be daunting to decide where the safest p...

A four-year old could probably guess that Florida is prime fishing territory. Check it: The Sunshine State has 7,700 lakes, some 11,000 miles of rivers and streams, and 2,276 miles of tidal shoreline. Florida slam dunks on the runner-up states — Texas, North Carolina, Wisconsin — in terms of licenses and recreational fishing by millions.
And where do the tarpon run up north every season? The Beaches of Fort Myers & Sanibel. The inlets, grass flats, and mangroves are o...