Miss anything this week on PeterGreenberg.com? Then this post is just what you need!

You can find anything and everything we posted on our Web site in the past few days in this nifty international travel news roundup.

Keep reading to find out what’s been happening in the world of travel this week …

In Should Personal Electronic Devices be Banned in the Cockpit? We explore whether legislation to ban such devices is a no-brainer, or whether it would actually hinder future safety advancements on planes.

On January 1, a major credit card company will start withholding the points or miles you earn with your card - if you don’t pay your bill on time. In A Message from American Express: Pay Late, Lose Your Rewards we tell you how the new policy works - and why it was implemented.

The Federal Aviation Administration has fixed a major computer glitch that caused flight delays for much of the morning Thursday. This is the second time in the last 15 months that an FAA computer glitch has led to extensive delays nationwide. In FAA Computer Glitch Fixed, Flight Delays Still Expected, we explore what may have caused this latest snafu.

In his latest Travel Detective blog post, Peter reports from Seoul, South Korea. Peter first visited Seoul in 1979. Thirty years later, Peter explores what has changed in South Korea and what has remained the same.

Roads and highways will soon be packed with cars as millions of Americans gear up to make Thanksgiving road trips. Check out What are the Safest Cars to Rent? for a guide to help you choose a rental car that’s safe for you and your loved ones.

J.D. Power and Associates announced the results of its annual car rental customer satisfaction survey. Which companies topped the list, and which ones should you steer clear of? In Car Rental Survey Says…, we break down the results of this latest survey.

Forget Furby or Tickle Me Elmo-the trendy holiday gift this season is free Wi-Fi. Delta Air Lines is teaming up with eBay to provide free wireless on more than 250 of its domestic aircraft from November 24-30. Check out Free Wi-Fi for Travelers Spreads, But Remains a Holiday “Gift” to find out how you can find a flight and airport with free Wi-Fi this holiday season.

Iberia and British Airways have agreed to a preliminary merger proposal that would create one of the world’s largest airline groups. After more than a year of merger talks, the two struggling carriers hope pooling their resources will help them survive a turbulent time for air travel. In Iberia-British Airways Merger Raises Competition Concerns, we explore what kind of effect the proposed $7 billion merger might have on passengers.

These days, a Eurail pass can take you far beyond the well-trod corridors of Western Europe and Scandinavia. It can transport travelers all the way from the British Isles to the Black Sea. In Backpacking Central & Eastern Europe: Austria & Slovenia, Dara Bramson reports on her journey south and east as part of a new generation of intrepid backpackers.

Whether you have physical limitations or just aren’t as fast on your feet as you used to be, group tours with relaxed schedules may be the thing for you. There are a number of options for travelers with mobility problems, or for those who just want to move at a slower pace. Check out this AARP video tip to find out more about these options.

Tired of tangled wires and mismatching power plugs? Check out Power Mats: One-Stop Charging for Portable Electronic Devices for gadget guy Phil Baker’s take on the new generation of power mats, portable electronic devices that let you charge all your gadgets neatly and efficiently in one place.

It’s no secret that most airlines aren’t going to win any awards for cleanliness. But one woman’s story on Extra might really make you cringe. Watch Peter’s segment to find out how dirty airplanes really are and what you can do to protect yourself.

Shopping maven Suzy Gershman set a shopping challenge for her partner-in-crime, Sarah Lahey: visit three countries in five days to see what bargains she could uncover without compromising style or experience. Could she live up to the challenge? Click here to find out how Sarah managed in Madrid, Spain.

Although prices are going up, it’s not too late to find travel deals this holiday season! Check out the highlights from Peter’s segment on CNN’s Your Bottom Line to get the scoop on the Travel Detective’s holiday season steals and deals.

Considering the important figures walking around Washington, DC, you never know when you might bump into a famous(ish) politician or media correspondent. In Three Days, Nine Meals (or More): Power Dining in Washington, DC, Courtney Crowder highlights some delicious local restaurants where you can power dine with DC’s finest.

Peter broadcast his radio show this weekend from Huntington Beach, California, aka “Surf City, USA.” Known for its excellent surfing conditions, California sunshine and laid-back vibe, this seaside city is the kind of vacation destination that makes you never want to return home. Check out Ask the Locals Travel Guide: Huntington Beach, California to find out what makes the locals keep hanging around.

Check out Travel News Roundups from previous weeks here.