AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWildfire smoke and heat hit New Hampshire travel plans: IQAir says Toronto had the world’s worst air quality Wednesday as Canadian wildfire smoke pushed haze into the U.S., with New Hampshire among the states affected; officials issued smoke advisories and warned sensitive visitors to limit heavy outdoor exertion, and some Mount Washington hikers reconsidered summit trips. Road-trip reality check: AAA reports gasoline prices are rising again, adding cost pressure for campers and RV travelers. Outdoor adventure, but be flexible: With smoky skies and lingering storm threats across northern New England, visitors are being urged to adjust routes and plans if conditions worsen. Seacoast housing demand reshapes stays: New Hampshire’s Seacoast is seeing big price jumps and fewer homes for sale, with buyers—often from Massachusetts—driving demand, which could affect short-term lodging availability and costs. Local tourism spotlight: A New Durham inn is drawing attention for mountain-and-lake views and food, while Marblehead’s Garden Jazz series keeps summer weekends music-forward. Safety note for travelers: A smoke advisory and severe weather coverage underscore that conditions can change fast across the Granite State.
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