Tourists

With Maine being known as 'Vacationland,' there are plenty of tourist attractions, but apparently, one of them is considered the 'weirdest.'

If you’ve ever considered retiring here in our Pine Tree State, also known as ‘Vacationland,’ you might want to think about this small town!

You can run, but you can't hide...

And we're not talking by accident...

With Maine also famously known as ‘Vacationland,’ we’re no stranger to tourists and ‘tourist traps,’ but which ‘trap’ is the worst?

Surprisingly, this publication has ranked five cities in ‘Vacationland,’ as some of the best places to retire in the entire country.

In the heart of New England, where lobsters reign supreme, lies a little culinary quirk that leaves tourists scratching their heads and locals grinning from ear to ear.

Maine is known as 'Vacationland,' so we’re already used to tourists, but things are going to be different leading up to April 8th.

Our Pine Tree State has no shortage of classic, iconic diners to grab some eats at; however, this one is apparently the best.

With how much Mainers love their potatoes, and how much our economy is based on 'taters' and tourists, this should be no surprise.