Peter Greenberg

This week’s broadcast of Eye on Travel is from the iconic Whitney Museum in New York City. Peter has all the travel updates, including the tough news facing Southwest Airlines and the much tougher news facing Spirit. Then a deep dive into the Whitney, with Museum Director Scott Rothkopf. And Marcela Guerrero, Whitney Curator, on the art that emerged from Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria and the new “Shifting Landscapes” exhibition. And then, something you need to see — the cutting edge multi media exhibit on legendary choreographer Alvin Ailey dating back to 1958. There’s all this and more on this week’s Eye on Travel.

The Shreveport Municipal Auditorium’s claim to fame is being the former home of the Louisiana Hayride radio program. Many stars, including Elvis Presley, got their big break here, and made history. As you’ll see in this clip, I had the honor to check out this cathedral of American music… and put on my own memorable performance! HIDDEN LOUISIANA debuts on public television in November. Check your local listings.

This week’s broadcast of Eye on Travel is from the Minnesota Zoo in Apple Valley, Minnesota. I have all the travel updates, with airfares dropping (election year exhaustion? consumer credit card debt?), and a look at airline dress codes. Then, Scott McCartney, Travel Editor Emeritus at The Wall Street Journal

Baton Rouge is the state capitol of Louisiana, and home to LSU, whose baseball team has racked up a whopping seven national college championships. The coach let me train with the team for a day. But as you’ll see in this clip, I won’t be making the starting lineup any time soon! HIDDEN LOUISIANA debuts...

If you’re visiting a national park, here’s an important caution: please leave the animals alone.

Congratulations to this week’s photo winner, Lillian Berger!

Actress, globe-trotter and founder of luggage brand Béis Shay Mitchell and travel editor Peter Greenberg share their tips for visiting family and friends hassle-free

Congratulations to this week’s photo winner, Jessica Fisher!

The most famous Christmas markets are in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, but there are also fantastic markets in other parts of the world.

Last summer, Venice imposed a five-euro entrance fee on visitors without hotel reservations to manage overtourism.