5 Reasons why Boston will be a great Olympic City!

Boston has 4 Major Championship teams in The Boston Red Sox (Baseball), The New England Patriots (American Football), The Boston bruins (Ice-hockey) and The Boston Celtics (Basketball). Boston also hosts a Major League Socccer (Real Football) team called The New England Revolution.
Boston knows how to manage sports and organize sporting events and parades like no other city.

Boston has the Duck Tours,or DUKW tours, which are tours that take place on purpose-built amphibious tour buses or military surplus DUKWs and LARC-Vs. DUKWs operated by Boston Duck Tours have been used at least five times since 2004 for "rolling rallies" to celebrate sports championships by New England-based local pro sports teams.[5] The Boston Celtics celebrated their 2008 championship, the New England Patriots celebrated their championships and the Boston Red Sox celebrated their 2004, 2007, and 2013 World Series victories with a parade of 17 DUKWs carrying members of the team over land and across the Charles River. The Boston Bruins also celebrated their 2011 Stanley Cup title with a duck boat parade.

Boston is a "walkable" city, however if you want to hop-on and hop-off to see the various beautiful and historic parts of the city, use "Old Town Trolley Tours".
You'll get a great overview of the City of Boston while having the flexibility to hop-off and do your own thing whenever and wherever you like.

The Brits will be able to get back the pride they lost at "The Old North Bridge" in Concord, MA, where the shot was fired "which was heard around the world", the site of the First American Revolutionary War on April 19, 1775.

Boston has Cape Cod within a 2 hour drive. Cape Cod, famous for the Summer Residence of JFK in Hyannisport during his days as President of the United States. Cape Cod offers many beautiful beaches, nature reserves, whale watching and many more activities and sights.