Archive for September, 2009
9/11 Anniversary Air Travel Safety + Sustainable Tourism Standards – Hour 1 – PGW Radio
Peter is broadcasting his radio show from The Tides Inn located in the coastal town of Irvington, on Virginia’s northern neck. His guests in the first hour include: Airline security analyst Jack Jacobs answers the question “how safe are we now?” on the eight-year anniversary of 9/11. Travel writer and columnist Joe Brancatelli, also weighs [...]
9/11 Anniversary Air Travel Safety + Sustainable Tourism Standards - Hour 1 - PGW Radio Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadFall Travel Deals & Virginia Sailing – Hour 2 – PGW Radio
Peter is broadcasting his radio show from The Tides Inn located in the coastal town of Irvington, on Virginia’s northern neck. His guests in the second hour include: Jane Engle, travel editor for the Los Angeles Times, describing ways to get hotel bargains even as hotel chains try to outsmart you. Volunteer Bonnie Dawson of [...]
Travel News, 2010 Olympics, Virginia Food & Wine – Hour 3 – PGW Radio
Peter is broadcasting his radio show from The Tides Inn located in the coastal town of Irvington, on Virginia’s northern neck. His guests in the first hour include: Patrick Evans Hylton, executive editor of Virginia Food and Wine, telling us his favorite places to grab a glass or two. SmarterTravel Executive Editor Anne Banas talks [...]
Travel News, 2010 Olympics, Virginia Food & Wine - Hour 3 - PGW Radio Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadWeekly International Travel News Roundup
Miss any of this week’s top travel stories on PeterGreenberg.com? Don’t worry, our weekly international travel news roundup will catch you up in no time at all. So keep reading to find out what’s been happening in the world of travel over the last few days …
Ask the Locals Travel Guide: Irvington, Hampton Roads & Northern Neck, Virginia
Peter is broadcasting his radio show from The Tides Inn located in the coastal town of Irvington, on Virginia’s northern neck. Bordered by the Chesapeake Bay, the Potomac River, and the Rappahannock River, this peninsula boasts a rich maritime history, miles of shorelines, and a thriving wine industry. We talked to some of the locals [...]
Avoiding Kids When Traveling
When school is out, it seems like all the resorts and destinations promote their family-friendly options. But what about those of you want to AVOID kids on vacation?
Eight Years After 9/11, Is Commercial Transportation Really Safer?
The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, shook America to its core and revealed just how vulnerable our nation’s transit system was to penetration by those with nefarious intentions. In the eight years since then, city, state and federal governments have spent billions of dollars implementing security measures that have infinitely complicated travel, but which [...]
One-Tank Trips: A Vermont Driving Vacation
As travelers begin to eye fall weekend getaways, Burlington, Vermont stands out as an affordable hub for experiential travel. Karl I. Muller explores the bucolic surroundings and autumn offerings in this latest entry in our One-Tank Trips series covering affordable, easy driving destinations.
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