Archive for October, 2009
10 Affordable Fall Getaways in the USA & Abroad
Fall is the ideal time to head out on a short getaway: the kids are back in school, there are fewer crowds to contend with, and in many places, shoulder-season prices are more affordable than in peak winter or summer season. But you don’t need a practical reason to travel. When was the last time [...]
Will Virgin America’s Free Wi-Fi in the Sky Help Offset Nickel and Diming Woes?
Just when you thought the airline “fee frenzy” couldn’t get any more intense, some carriers seem to be taking a step back from the standard nickel-and-diming tactics and instead are offering free perks to fliers. One airline is offering complimentary wi-fi, and others have campaigned to make it clear that they don’t charge for certain [...]
Questions to Ask When Buying Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is something that you hope you never need, but that can really save the day. But do you know what questions you should ask before buying a policy?
Travel Detective on Lost Luggage, Empty Bladders & How to Avoid Being Breakfast for a Bear
At long last, there is good news for travelers regarding airline bags. The Department of Transportation has said that the airlines can no longer arbitrarily limit reimbursement when you have to replace necessities when they lose your bags. A number of airlines—and you know who you are—have policies saying they will only reimburse you for [...]
Budget Travel Tips for Holiday Season Travel
Peter was on CBS’ The Early Show to talk about rising holiday airfares, and what you should do about it. Already, Thanksgiving fares are rising rapidly and will continue to climb the longer you wait. But you still can save big money if you can be a little flexible on your dates. Keep reading to [...]
Study Abroad Safety
OK, parents–your child is studying abroad and you’re scared out of your mind. It doesn’t matter if they’re in Mexico City or Milan, London or La Paz, there are precautions you both can take to help protect them while they’re away.
Montana Landscapes, Ziggy & Travel Trends – Hour 1 – PGW Radio
On October 17, 2009, Peter was broadcasting his radio show from the Resort at Paws Up in Greenough, Montana, about 30 miles east of Missoula. Featured guests include: James May, President and CEO of the Air Transport Association, analyzing the latest travel trends and legislation; Ernie Heavy Runner, an elder of the Blackfoot tribe, discussing [...]
Travel News, Carbon Offsets & Montana Fishing – Hour 2 – PGW Radio
On October 17, 2009, Peter was broadcasting his radio show from the Resort at Paws Up in Greenough, Montana, about 30 miles east of Missoula. Featured guests include: Ben Mutzabaugh, travel editor for USA Today, weighing in on the latest in travel news; Keegan Eisenstadt, CEO of ClearSky Climate Solutions, sharing tips on how to [...]
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