Archive for July, 2010
Princess Cruises, Refund Hassles & Baby Policies
When a family booked a cruise of a lifetime with Princess Cruises, they had no idea their trip would suddenly be canceled by the cruise line. The problem? Their baby is below the minimum age for sailing, which a Princess agent failed to tell them when making they made the booking. Read on to find [...]
Amsterdam for Americans: In-Depth Amsterdam Travel Guide
Amsterdam has long been an attractive destination for American travelers: it’s easily accessible through Schiphol Airport, it’s compact, and nearly everyone speaks English. But as with every new city, there are complications that can arise if you’re not prepared. David Latt reports on what’s happening in Amsterdam and the lessons he learned on the road.
Travel Tips: Hotel Amenities for Kids Under 3
You’ve probably heard about hotel kids clubs. But what if you’ve got a really tiny traveler in tow? Some places are going above and beyond for their VIP guests, ages 3 and under.
Leah Chase, Queen of Creole Cuisine
While broadcasting from the World War II Museum in New Orleans, Peter had a chance to sit down with some of the city’s legends. Here, he chats with the woman known as the “Queen of Creole Cuisine,” Leah Chase of the historic Dooky Chase restaurant. Peter Greenberg: You can come here and see all the [...]
Obama Goes Green, Travel Industry Cries Foul
An effort by the Obama Administration to go green may cause the U.S. travel industry to lose green, said the U.S. Travel Association on Wednesday. Calling a White House plan “short-sighted and counterproductive,” the U.S. Travel Association protested against an effort by the Obama Administration to reduce carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions by [...]
BP Oil Spill & Alabama: Interview With Gov. Bob Riley
From Alabama’s Gulf Shores to New Orleans, Peter’s radio show has been at the epicenter of the ongoing oil spill story. While broadcasting from the World War II Museum in the Big Easy, Peter got on the phone with Alabama Governor Bob Riley to continue their discussion of how the state is responding to the [...]
Travel Tip: Save Money With Home Exchanges
In today’s economy, home swapping is becoming a popular— and economical—option for travelers. In fact, there are now so many companies out there, you can probably find one that suits your specific interests.
Hidden Gems: Jamaica Hidden Gems
What comes to mind when someone says “Jamaica?” Is it the white-sand beaches and crystalline waters? If so, you’re not alone. The sun, sand and surf are what makes Jamaica one of the top 10 destinations for Americans, with nearly 70 percent of all visitors to the island nation coming from the U.S. But while [...]
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