This week Peter Greenberg Worldwide broadcasts from the historic (and newly renovated) Trafalgar St. James hotel in London. Joining Peter this week is Simon Calder, Senior Travel Editor at The Independent, who talks about the continuing after effects of the FIFA World Cup in Moscow –what happened with the Russian visa process as a result of the games and why it’s bound to open up tourism to the country. Scott McCartney, Travel Editor for The Wall Street Journal, with an important update about airline frequent flyer programs– what you need to know before trying to redeem any of your miles. We’ll have an extended conversation with Laurent Magnin, the CEO of an airline most of you haven’t heard about– XL; curator Christopher Riopelle from The National Gallery talks about some surprising “new” American artists added to its collection and Trisha Andres from The Daily Telegraph on 2019’s trending destinations and the surprising U.S. city that is becoming an up and coming destination for foreign travelers. There’s all this and more as Peter Greenberg Worldwide comes from The Trafalgar St. James in London.

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