Who’s afraid of swine flu? Peter is broadcasting his radio show this weekend from El Dorado Royale resort in the Rivera Maya, Mexico.

Featured guests will include:

Michelle Higgins, columnist for The New York Times, discussing “flash sales” and last-minute bargains where travelers can really reap the benefits—if they act fast.

Rudy Garcia, reporter and columnist for the global edition of USA Today, sharing his insider tips on off-the-beaten path places to eat, drink and hang in the Riviera Maya, and how the region has fared since the H1N1 crisis;

David Lida, author of First Stop in the New World: Mexico City, sharing details from his affectionate, but no-holds-barred account of this bustling hypermetropolis;

Joe Brancatelli, “Seat 2B” columnist for Portfolio.com and founder of JoeSentMe.com, looking back at two years of business travel reporting and how the industry has changed;

Bill Horn, master dive instructor from Aqua Safari, talking about some of the best spots he’s discovered in his 30 years of diving in and around Cozumel;

Barbara Graham, author of Eye of My Heart, recounting her travel tales as a long-distance grandmother;

Josef Woodman, author of Patients Beyond Borders, on the rapidly growing industry of medical tourism, what you need to know, and how to protect yourself;

Ben Mutzabaugh, “Today in the Sky” columnist for USA Today, reporting on the latest airline travel news stories, including an examination of regional-plane safety issues;

Iliana Rodriguez, Mayan culture expert, on the ancient ruins and historical activities in Xcaret, Cancun’s popular eco-park;

Jeff Isaac, the “lawyer in blue jeans” and author of The Wacky World of Laws, discussing real-world wacky laws and bizarre court cases in America and beyond;

Kenneth Johnson, naturalist, marine biologist, and owner of adventure company EcoColors, revealing his insider perspective on the region’s coral reef system, biosphere reserve and bird sanctuaries.

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