This one always feels like an early sign of spring in Northern Michigan. Direct flights between Traverse City (TVC) and Boston (BOS) have dropped to a rock-bottom $117 roundtrip on Delta for travel in late May and early June—well below the historical average of $250+ on this route.
When these seasonal nonstop routes start popping up at discounted prices, it’s usually airlines trying to fill seats heading into the shoulder months. This route adds value in both directions. It’s an excellent option for East Coast travelers looking to get to Traverse City without a connection, and just as compelling for Michigan residents heading to Boston for a long weekend or quick city escape—direct, easy, and affordable.
Boston is especially well-suited for a short trip: walk the Freedom Trail and soak in early American history, spend time along the Harborwalk or catch a game at Fenway Park, and dive into the city’s legendary seafood scene—from lobster rolls to classic clam chowder.













Thanks for posting! We bit and plan to visit the mansions of Newport Rhode Island
The shoulder month timing is key here. Airlines filling capacity before peak season means deals for travelers, but the late May window also avoids both winter weather risks and summer crowds in Boston. The direct route valeu for East Coasters wanting to reach Traverse City without connections is underrated, especially since TVC isn't always easy to access.