Peter Greenberg is a renowned travel editor for CBS News and the host of Peter Greenberg Worldwide. With a focus on travel and tourism, Peter's articles and broadcasts cover a wide range of topics including hotel recommendations, travel tips, destination highlights, and industry insights. His expertise and experience make him a trusted source for all things travel-related.
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Congratulations to this week’s winner, Kathie Cummins!
Did you ever consider how many fees airlines tack on over and above your base airfare? How about first and second checked bag fees, overweight fees, oversize fees, and carry-on fees? That’s just baggage!
There are some airline computer programs and apps — even though well intentioned — that can hinder more than they help.
By: Peter Greenberg
And this week, Eye on Travel comes from Biloxi, with some very special guests who were also featured on the “HIDDEN” special. Peter has all the travel updates, ranging from the TSA alert on “Cat Eyes” to the latest research from Longwoods International on what appears to be a drop in travel demand — not to mention a huge drop in many airfares. Then it’s a deep dive into Mississippi’s Gulf Coast: Rachel Dangermond, Owner of 100 Men Hall, tells the story of the historic blues hall — for over 100 years every legendary Black musician has performed there (and they still do). Schooner captain Rusty David on the historic oyster boats. And then, it’s time for a road trip. Stephanie Stuckey, Author of Unstuck, on the history of the Stuckey’s roadside restaurants — around since 1937 (did someone mention peanut brittle??). Musician Serabee talks Coastal Mississippi music and shares a new song inspired by her chihuahua and a bottle of local vodka from the local Mississippi distillery. There’s all this and more on this week’s Eye on Travel.
Recently, many rental car companies jumped on the electric vehicle (EV) bandwagon by ordering thousands of EVs to add to their fleets. However, travelers have shown a lukewarm response.
In preparation for this year’s Olympics, France invested over a billion dollars to clean up the Seine River in Paris.
Congratulations to this week’s photo winner, Beverly Epstein!
We’ve all heard the advice to book the first flight of the day or opt for a red-eye flight. However, some airports excel at on-time performance for early morning or late-night flights better than others. According to recent research, the best U.S. airports for early morning flights are Cleveland, Kansas City, Fort Myers,...
This week’s broadcast of Eye on Travel is from The Peninsula Hotel in Shanghai, China. Peter has all the travel updates, including a look at China in the post pandemic world. Plus an unusual and unexpected high school reunion (from the Bronx, no less) with Jisoo Chon, Managing Director of The Peninsula Shanghai. Peter sits down with The New York Times
Are airline passengers becoming better behaved? Consider this: the FAA has reported that it sent only 43 cases of unruly, disruptive, or violent airline passenger behavior to the FBI over the past year.
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