Peter Greenberg is a Travel Editor at CBS News. He specializes in various aspects of travel and tourism, focusing on consumer travel, aviation, and transportation, while also covering adventure travel and family travel. Peter is featured in CBS News, Peter Greenberg Worldwide, NewsBreak, Magzter, and Gothamist.
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By: Peter Greenberg
This week’s broadcast of Eye on Travel is from Pier 39 in San Francisco. I have all the travel updates, including the ongoing investigation into the fatal helicopter accident in New York, the latest in the trade and tariff wars, and how it’s directly affecting your travels. Clint Henderson, Managing Editor of The Points Guy,...
By: Peter Greenberg
Congratulations to this week’s winner, Harry Pinkus! Harry writes, “It is a well-established ritual in Puerto Vallarta that locals and visitors alike go to the beach each day to view the spectacular sunsets. One morning we were up early and viewed something equally spectacular. A breathtaking sunrise over the Sierra Madre mountains.” For a chance...
By: Peter Greenberg
This week on The Travel Detective: It’s a city in the Golden State full of history, culture, and innovation, and yet most people have never seen it. I’m going to take you through, and then above, some of my hidden gems of Santa Ana, California. That’s our cover story. Plus, information that could directly impact...
By: Peter Greenberg
You were security screened overseas at your departing airport, and you’re landing at a U.S. airport and connecting to a domestic flight. Many passengers end up missing those connections because they’re forced to go through security screening again and stand in long lines, when they’ve never left the already cleared real estate of the airport....
Every year, reports highlight the world’s happiest countries but what about the most miserable ones? Researchers at Johns Hopkins, using data from the International Monetary Fund and other metrics, ranked 157 countries based on factors like unemployment, inflation, and bank lending practices. Topping the list of misery is Zimbabwe, with a staggering inflation rate of...
By: Peter Greenberg
It was once called the “King of Trains” and the “Train of Kings”, and is perhaps the most well-known name in railroad history: the Orient Express. Making its inaugural journey in 1883, it revolutionized travel, allowing for a single mode of transportation all the way across Europe. And now, passengers can experience that romance and...
By: Peter Greenberg
This week’s broadcast of Eye on Travel is from The Westin Hotel in downtown Washington, D.C. I have all the latest travel updates, not just airlines and hotels, but a new rental car development that could seriously impact travelers. Simon Calder, Senior Travel Correspondent for The Independent, weighs in on the brave new world of...
By: Peter Greenberg
Back in 2003, the U.S. Congress passed a law authorizing something called Real ID. In the wake of 9/11, the idea behind the Real ID — to establish minimum security standards with one document tied to your driver’s license. But every time a deadline neared to implement Real ID, the program was consistently...
By: Peter Greenberg
This week on The Travel Detective: We’ll go “back of the house” on one cruise ship and show you process rather than product — how they manage emissions, waste, and alternatve fuels — a fascinating below decks tour. That’s our cover story. Plus, before your next flight… hold your breath. We run down America’s worst cities,...
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