Boston is the most beautiful city I have ever visited, and I particularly loved our visit to Wrentham Village Premium outlets, however my credit card is still recovering! Amanda Allen,
❝ PERFECT HOSTS
The Cover Stars were hosted in an array of stunning properties during their stay in Massachusetts.
Dawson & Sanderson
While in Boston, the group experienced three fantastic hotels: the Fairmont Copley Plaza, Omni Parker House and the Sheraton Boston Hotel.
And in Cape Cod, they stayed at the Cape Codder Resort
& Spa in Hyannis and the Shoreway Acres Inn in Falmouth.
fairmont.com/copley-plaza-boston
omnihotels.com/boston •
sheratonbostonhotel.com capecodderresort.com •
shorewayacresinn.com
The trip to Massachusetts was great fun, with history as well as shopping being highlights of a fascinating insight to the birthplace of America.
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From left: Stacie Guiel, Thomson; Jennie Watson, Village Travel; Amanda Allen, Dawson & Sanderson; and Beth Higham, Virgin Holidays, meet Catie Copley, the canine concierge at Fairmont Copley Plaza
Phil Hindle, Midcounties Co-operative Personal Travel Agents
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION Exact details of the Cover Stars’ 12 cover shoots will be a
closely guarded secret until each winner’s moment in the spotlight during 2015. But once again, there was no shortage of stunning locations and support during the trip.
Thanks go to Wrentham Village Premium Outlets, Copley Place, the Emerald Lounge at the Revere Hotel, Greater Boston CVB, Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce, Cape Air, Chatham Bars Inn Resort & Spa and the Heritage Museum & Gardens.
emeraldultralounge.com •
capeair.com chathambarsinn.com •
heritagemuseums.org
The Fall colours were still on show during the visit to Boston (photo: Phil Hindle)
massholiday.co.uk
vhols4agents.co.uk
Midcounties’ Phil Hindle tours Mayflower II – a replica of the 17th-century pilgrims’ vessel – in Plymouth, Massachusetts
Kirsty Sloan (left) and Leila Jover, both Affinion International Travel
The town of Sandwich is just one of the quintessential Cape Cod sights
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