Bob Weiss

All Things Travel: East Boston Waterfront Development Underway

It was an all-pro team that gathered on the East Boston waterfront Monday afternoon for the groundbreaking of the first of seven buildings at Portside at Pier One with the best view of the city.

2013/01/28

Boeing 787 Dreamliner at Logan Airport (Credit: WBZ-TV's Chris Gobeille)

All Things Travel: The Clock Is Ticking For Boeing’s Dreamliner

It sits there on the tarmac at Logan Airport waiting for something to happen.

2013/01/27

All Things Travel: Rex Trailer Helped Travel In New England

Rex Trailer of WBZ-TV Boomtown fame, who died last week, was also a boom to travel in New England.

2013/01/13

(File photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

All Things Travel: Mass. Gaming Commission Starts To Show Hand

January 15 is the date when applications for the two licenses in Boston and Western Massachusetts are due.

2013/01/10

All Things Travel: Japan Airlines Fire Has Implications For Boeing

Monday’s small jet fire at Logan Airport has big implications for international travel and its manufacturer, Boeing.

2013/01/08

Logan Airport air traffic control tower (File image/ C.J. GUNTHER/AFP/Getty Images)

All Things Travel: Record Year For Logan Airport, South Station

Logan Airport and South Station, New England’s air, bus and rail hubs handled more than one million passengers in the seven days before the holiday.

2012/12/24

(Photo credit should read C.J. GUNTHER/AFP/Getty Images)

All Things Travel: Logan, South Station Ready For Busiest Days Of Year

The city’s transportation hubs at Logan Airport and South Station will experience their busiest days of the year Thursday and Friday.

2012/12/20

A cruise ship stranded in Boston because of Sandy.

All Things Travel: The Changing Profile Of The Boston Cruise Passenger

According to final figures released by Massport, more passengers using its Black Falcon Cruise Terminal now begin and end their trip in Boston than come to the city for a one-day port-of-call visit from another destination.

2012/11/25