Peter Greenberg

Everyone knows about the great views from the Empire State Building or the Eiffel Tower, but you have to pay for those views. Instead, try Center360 in New York City, located in the David N. Dinkins Municipal Building, for a free view of all five boroughs and the Manhattan skyline. Horizon 22 in London is...

Congratulations to this week’s photo winner, Geoff Keith! Geoff writes, “On a recent trip to Berlin I wanted to finally get an evening shot of the Brandenberg Gate. Had to wait until after 10 pm for this shot. The Berlin Wall had passed just on the other side of the gate.” For a chance at...

We all know that airline seats aren’t getting any larger. And the space you do have on coach flights continues to narrow. And on longer flights, when you’re sitting for multiple hours, the concern is growing about Deep Vein Thrombosis, or DVT, a medical condition where a blood clot can form in the legs and...

In many cases, when budgeting your trip overseas, it’s less important to consider the cost of your airline ticket and more important to calculate the cost of goods and services once you arrive. And one way to do that is to figure out which countries’ currencies are the weakest against the U.S. dollar. In 2026,...

This week’s broadcast of Peter Greenberg Worldwide is from Castle Resorts in Honolulu, Hawaii. I have all the travel updates, including a look back 30 years to TWA Flight 800, an update on legendary Captain Sully Sullenberger, and what a surprise drop in airfares next month might signal, despite jet fuel costs. Then, Jacqueline Gifford, Editor in Chief of Travel + Leisure, discusses luxury travel and the history of Spirit Airlines (yes, there’s a connection), as well as T&L’s World’s Best list for 2026. Matt Bailey, President and CEO of Castle Hospitality Group, discusses their approach to hospitality and housing visitors, the challenges of Hawaii’s geographic isolation, and just how much airfares affect the industry. Denise Yamaguchi, CEO and Founder of the Hawaii Ag & Culinary Alliance, shares the evolution of food in the state and her work to build a regional kitchen supporting local agriculture on every island. Homer Ring, Executive Director of a Greenberg Honolulu favorite — the Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum at Pearl Harbor — provides an inside look at history. Kuhio Lewis, President and CEO of the Hawaiian Council, discusses deeper immersions into Hawaiian culture and the search for authenticity. And Peter answers your travel questions. There’s all this and more on this week’s Peter Greenberg Worldwide, from Castle Resorts in Honolulu.

Within hours of the demise of Spirit Airlines last May, a battle ensued among a number of airlines to move into Spirit’s territory. Frontier moved to start or increase service to 18 airports once served by Spirit. JetBlue added so many flights to Fort Lauderdale that the airline is now using the Florida airport as...

This year, it seems that more and more Americans are on the move. I’m not talking about vacation travel, but Americans moving to live in other U.S. states. So where are we relocating? According to research from companies like U-Haul and United Van Lines, the fastest-growing state is South Carolina, followed by Idaho, North Carolina,...

Congratulations to this week’s photo winner, Joy Cek! Joy writes, “Yes, it looks AI/surreal, but while touring the teatro greco in Taormina, my husband, Skip Kramer, climbed to the top, to get a photo of the bronze statue, Gesti Scolpiti. As he turned around, there was Mt. Etna, in all its glory, seemingly floating, due...

For years, Las Vegas was the undisputed king of resort fees, and they could be as high as $60 per night. Then came the economic realities of tourism numbers, which dropped 6% last year and have not yet rebounded. The response from hotels? Some dropped resort fees entirely. Others introduced all-inclusive packages. MGM Resorts launched a...

Wildfire Smoke Is Affecting Summer Travel Across the U.S. and Europe