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On February 6, 2010, Peter was broadcasting his radio show from The Atlantic Hotel in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Featured guests include:
Richard Walden from OpUSA offers an update on the situation in Haiti;
Roger Dow, President and CEO of US Travel Association, talking about how critical it is to create jobs in the travel industry;
Jeff Torode, from the South Florida Diving Headquarters, sharing tips about the best places to snorkel and dive;
New York Times sports writer Joe Lapointe discusses the Super Bowl.
Haiti Update, Travel Industry Jobs, South Florida Diving & the Super Bowl - Hour 1 - PGW Radio: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download08
Feb
Another security breach forced officers to shut down and evacuate the McNamara Terminal at the Detroit Metro Airport this morning.
According to the Transportation Security Administration, a man passed through a security checkpoint shortly before 8 a.m. local time and refused to stop and answer questions from security officers.
So why did the man refuse to stop? Keep reading for more details.
08
Feb
Just in time for the 2010 Winter Olympics, travel photographer Seth Grant shares his images of Vancouver, British Columbia.
A third-generation photographer, Seth has journeyed to countries on five continents.
His work has been published in magazines and newspapers worldwide, and is currently on display at The Columbus Museum in Columbus, Georgia.
08
Feb
It’s Super Bowl Sunday, so enjoy the football (and commercials) tonight. But don’t forget about the big day next Sunday!
If you’re looking for some help with last-minute Valentine’s Day plans, we’ve got you covered.
Keep reading for some ideas that are sure to please your squeeze, plus the top travel news and feature stories of the week from PeterGreenberg.com.
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Feb
In a bizarre story, a Southern California man has been arrested for allegedly posing as a U.S. Marshal to slip past airport security and “deport” a distant relative’s pregnant wife to the Philippines.
Believe it or not, it gets even weirder.
Keep reading to find out all the details, including how this man managed to get past three Transportation Security Administration checkpoints.




















