BOSTON — BOSTON -- The cities of Boston and Cambridge stand to lose $13 billion in tourism, and it’s all because of the nightmarish traffic that scares tourists away from the area.
The Boston Globe reported Thursday morning, that visitors are cutting major destinations from their plans just to avoid the extra time it takes to travel around.
It has got so bad that Boston Duck Tours may give the ax to the Charlestown route and cut tours by about 10 minutes.
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Other tour company operators said the endless construction projects, new bike lanes, Uber drivers, and just too many vehicles on the roads make it difficult to navigate.
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