Archive for April, 2010
Where the Chefs Eat
Whether you’re visiting a city for the first time, or the tenth, who’s the best person to ask for restaurant recommendations? Here’s a hint: it’s not the hotel concierge. Instead, you want to find out where the chefs like to eat.
Weekly International Travel News Roundup
There’s always a ton going on in the travel world, and you can count on PeterGreenberg.com to be there! You can find anything and everything we posted on our Web site in the past few days in this handy international travel news roundup. Keep reading to find out what’s been happening in the world of [...]
Ask the Locals Travel Guide: Sausalito, CA
This weekend, Peter’s radio show is coming to us live from Cavallo Point, inside Golden Gate National Recreational Area at the foot of the world-famous Golden Gate Bridge. Just over the bridge is the waterfront town of Sausalito, and we’ve rounded up everything from top restaurants to sustainable farms to great places to meditate … [...]
United & US Airways Merger Talks Underway, Continental Totally Jealous?
Here’s the story so far… Heroine with a shady past finally finds a nice man with whom she wants to spend the rest of her life. They’re picking out the china patterns when suddenly her rich ex-boyfriend comes into the picture: the same ex-boyfriend who left our heroine standing at the altar two years ago. [...]
Hotels for Book Lovers
Sure, many hotels like to boast about their 52-inch flatscreens and high-speed Wi-Fi connections. But sometimes it’s fun to stay in lodging that celebrates the lost art of reading. Click “More Travel” to watch Peter’s video tip for AARP where he tells us about hotels around the country that were designed with book lovers in [...]
Off the Brochure Travel Guide: Detroit, Michigan
More often than not, Detroit gets a bad rap: the Midwestern weather, the downfall of the auto industry, the philandering ex-mayor, to name a few negatives. But before being plagued by its public image, Detroit was a bustling city of industry that birthed great culture, took advantage of natural beauty, and created impressive architecture. In [...]
Radio Guests – April 10, 2010 – San Francisco & Sausalito, California
On Saturday, April 10, 2010, Peter Greenberg Worldwide Radio will be broadcasting from Cavallo Point, a lodge in Sausalito in the shadow of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge. Featured guests from the show include: – Ben Mutzabaugh, columnist for USA Today, discussing the latest airline mergers, and carry-on luggage and bathroom fees; – Greg Moore, [...]
How To Deal With Dirty Hotels
Have you ever showed up to your hotel only to find out it’s dirty, dingy, or downright disgusting? Unfortunately, that happens all too often, so here’s what you should know…
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