Archive for August, 2009
Airline Frequent-Flier Programs Get Easier to Use, But For How Long?
Peter sat down with The Early Show’s Harry Smith to talk about airline loyalty programs. From United’s eliminating last-minute ticketing fees, American Airlines allowing one-way mile redemption, and JetBlue eliminating blackout dates, airlines are making it easier than ever to cash in those frequent-flier miles. But how long is that window of opportunity available?
Weekly International Travel News Roundup
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Ask the Locals City Guide: Palos Verdes, California
This weekend, Peter is broadcasting his radio show from the new Terranea Resort on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. So we decided to ask the locals more about this rather unique part of the Los Angeles metro area … Palos Where-des?
Inside the World’s Longest Yard Sale
What’s more uniquely American than super-sizing and yard sales? Combine the two and you get the so-called World’s Longest Yard Sale, a real-life phenomenon which started 22 years ago in the heartland of America. This year, the event, also known as the Highway 127 yard sale or 127 Corridor Sale, began Thursday August 6, and [...]
Niagara Falls And Its Family-Friendly Attractions
Niagara Falls at last! Loretta Copeland and her 7-year-old daughter Noelle wrap up their Canadian adventure with a visit to the majestic falls, and reflect on their experiences that ranged from truly authentic to downright touristy. Travelers who haven’t rented a car or who cringe at the idea of a two-hour car ride with potentially [...]
Cultural Experiences Better Than Bar-Hopping
Now, I’m not one to recommend barhopping every time you go to a new city, but in some places, having a drink is actually part of the local experience.
Great Trips for Train Fans
Attention all railroad fans and “train nerds!” If watching the trains roll by is your thing, then do I have some experiences for you.
August 8, 2009: Palos Verdes, California
Peter is broadcasting his radio show this weekend from the Terranea Resort in Palos Verdes, California. Featured guests include: Wall Street Journal travel editor Scott McCartney, weighing in on airline bankruptcies and the passenger bill of rights legislation. Pepperdine University biology professor Karen Martin, talking about how to view marine life without disrupting it.
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