Peter Greenberg is a Travel Editor at CBS News. He specializes in travel and tourism, focusing on topics such as airlines, airports, and travel technology, while also covering the broader travel industry and hospitality sectors. Peter’s insights and expertise have been featured in CBS News, NewsBreak, Magzter, Gothamist, Wsb Radio, and Peter Greenberg Worldwide.
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By: Peter Greenberg
Over 700 airlines operate globally, and each has different fee types, baggage cost rules, and seating policies. But what helps you make sense of it all? It’s actually your boarding pass. The letters on your pass reveal your ticket class: first class, business class, coach, or discounted economy class. SSSS shows the TSA selected you...
By: Peter Greenberg
Are you traveling to Europe? They are not just great walking cities, but a growing number of these cities now let you see the destination by literally jumping in the water. It’s all part of something called blue infrastructure, where municipalities are opening up busy waterways for swimmers. In northeast Paris, you’ll find the Bassin...
By: Peter Greenberg
This week’s broadcast of Peter Greenberg Worldwide is from the U.S. Travel Association’s annual global summit in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. I’ll break down what the proposed MOU with Iran means to travel and travelers. Will airline ticket prices drop? A look at the worldwide inflection point of travel. Geoff Freeman, President & CEO of the...
By: Peter Greenberg
The next time you land in a city where you’ve never been before, what’s one of the best sources of local information? It’s the public library, and in many cases, these libraries have become destinations in and of themselves. They offer free Wi-Fi and workspaces too.
By: Peter Greenberg
In every major city across the world, you’re practically guaranteed to find at least three great art museums. But in some places, you don’t have to buy a ticket or push through the crowds to see great art. You don’t even have to step inside, because the city itself has become the canvas.
By: Peter Greenberg
This week on The Travel Detective, if you’re like me, you believe there are only two kinds of airline bags: carry-on and lost. So where do those lost bags end up? A lot of them travel to a small town in Alabama where the bags and their contents are all for sale. I’m going to...
By: Peter Greenberg
Sometimes the hardest part of any journey is getting to and from the airport, and mass transit options remain few and far between. But a growing number of U.S. airports now have direct train connections into the city right from the terminal. In Atlanta, MARTA picks you up inside the terminal and drops you downtown...
By: Peter Greenberg
When most of you think of the word hostel, you’re automatically thinking of roughing it, spending the night on an uncomfortable cot, and sharing bathroom facilities. But a growing number of hostels are going upscale and at reasonable prices. Generator Hostels operates in 11 European cities, with hostels featuring private rooms, pillow-top mattresses, individual lighting,...
By: Peter Greenberg
Congratulations to this week’s winner, R K Cohen! Cohen writes, “Here is a beautiful picture of the rising sun before a 3.1 mile run in Chesapeake Beach on Saturday May 9, 2026. It shows the combination of mixed spaces, such as the new resort, sitting beside common family housing.” For a chance at being next...
By: Peter Greenberg
The scene repeats too often: you arrive at your departing airport only to find your airline lounge has no room, limits your time, or the gate area is already crowded. So where do you go? A growing number of airports are now adding outdoor terraces and open-air spaces that any ticketed passenger can use for...
