This week, Eye on Travel broadcasts from on board the brand new Celebrity Edge sailing into Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Joining Peter is Richard Fain, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Royal Caribbean Cruises. Then,… Read More…
Have you ever heard of railways turned into parks? Most of them are now called rails-to-trails. Folks in New York have embraced the High Line, the out-of-service railroad tracks turned… Read More…
It’s once again time for our special Christmas movies. Not a year goes by without at least one television network broadcasting It’s a Wonderful Life. And chances are excellent you’ve… Read More…
For years, there’s been a major marketing push for travel credit cards–offering cashback, mileage and other perks. The key is the bonuses they’re offering, up to 100,000 miles just for… Read More…
This week, Eye on Travel broadcasts on the banks of the Nile, from the Conrad Hotel in Cairo, Egypt. Joining Peter, with an update on all the new archaeological finds in the desert:… Read More…
There’s getting away for a vacation, and then there’s really getting away to hotels that promise total isolation. Check out the Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort in Finland. It’s located 155 miles… Read More…
Every country wants to promote itself as being green, but which country actually has the most forests? The world’s most forested country is Suriname in South America, where 98% of… Read More…
Congrats to Marianne, who is this week’s winner of the PeterGreenberg.com travel photo contest! This stunning photo was taken at La Residence in Franschhoek, South Africa. Each week, your photo has the… Read More…
Each year, my favorite Christmas present to give friends is an Atlas. I always want to encourage them to have a better sense of place. But sometimes, the maps don’t… Read More…
If you can’t decide where to take your next vacation, just play “Follow the Leader.” For years, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has spent her vacations at the same fisherman’s village… Read More…
This week, Eye on Travel broadcasts on the banks of the Nile, from the Conrad Hotel in Cairo, Egypt. Joining Peter, with an update on all the new archaeological… Read More…
In the world of planned obsolescence, nothing annoys more than yesterday’s technology. At the same time, especially during the holidays, nothing excites more than the latest gadgets. And if you’re… Read More…
The Institute for Economics and Peace ranked 163 countries according to how peaceful they are. The study was based on three criteria–safety and security, the presence of ongoing conflict and… Read More…
If you really want to get away from it all, there are resorts that will not only help you do that, they’ll make you do that! It’s the latest in… Read More…
This week, Eye on Travel broadcasts from the legendary Savoy Hotel in London. We’ll update all the latest news, including the continuing investigation into the Lion Air crash in Indonesia. Joining Peter is Trisha… Read More…
In case you didn’t know, every state has its own promotional or patriotic slogan. Virginia “is for lovers.” Texas has, “Go big or go home.” And of… Read More…
Next time you go to a museum, be warned that a growing number of museums are now announcing that some of their collections are…fakes. And in some cases, some museums… Read More…
Congrats to Dorothy, who is this week’s winner of the PeterGreenberg.com travel photo contest. Dorothy had woken up early and noticed the beauty of the fog around the sunrise in… Read More…
I’ve always found the airplane boarding process tedious, inefficient and slow. And it’s every time, and motion study has proven it, as airlines grapple with how to improve the how and when we… Read More…
