Archive for November, 2011
In Pursuit of the Best BBQ: A West Texas Foodie Slideshow
After taking a trip to Austen to check out the local food trucks, resident traveling foodie, David Latt, decided to go back to the Southern state to search for more great treats – this time great BBQ and steaks. Taking on the challenge of a short visit, Latt ate at twenty-five restaurants in thirty-six hours. [...]
Icarus Award: No Gas, No Booze, No Exit
The TSA turned 10 this week, but with age does not come wisdom. Once again, the agency has earned another infamous nomination in our Icarus Award―this time for improper contact with Jersey Shore cast member Jenni “JWOWW” Farley. See if this fist-pumping caper stands a chance against lawsuits, a pilot trapped in the lavatory, and [...]
Travel Tip: Dental Issues on the Road
Nothing can derail a trip faster than a bad toothache. Dental issues can develop quickly, so here’s how you can deal with it on the road. It’s never a bad idea to get your teeth checked before you travel, and take care of any decayed teeth, broken fillings, and other dental problems. That becomes even [...]
Radio Guest List – Culinary Institute of America – November 19, 2011
Remember the infamous plane hijacking in 1971? The FBI is still trying to find DB Cooper, the runaway fugitive. Geoffrey Gray, author of Skyjack: The Hunt for DB Cooper updates us on the 40th anniversary of the incident. Napa Valley, once known for its harvest and crops, is at the forefront of wine production in [...]
Where in the World is Peter Greenberg?
Peter may have his arms crossed in this picture, but he should be relaxing. He’s surrounded by people on vacation. Figure out where is Peter and help steer him toward a lounge chair and piña colada. Be the first to guess Peter’s exact location to win this week’s “Where in the World is Peter Greenberg?” [...]
Travel Deals: Skiing, Snowboarding & More
Snow is on the ground at ski resorts across the country. And it’s not just about skiing or snowboarding. There’s snowshoeing, dog sledding, snow kite-boarding and more. Check out these new activities and some of this season’s hottest ski deals. Ski Value―West Coast Located just 18 miles from Yellowstone National Park, the luxury ski resort [...]
The Story Behind the Story: Vivian Deuschl
Peter Greenberg takes a moment to thank Vivian Deuschl for shaping the travel industry. It’s not often that professional journalists celebrate professional publicists, but when it comes to Vivian Deuschl, many of us are happy to make the exception. I call this “The Story Behind the Story” because Vivian, who just let her long time [...]
Travel Tip: Your Rights with Lost Luggage
Here’s a scenario: you arrive at your destination, but your luggage doesn’t. And the airline says your bags may not show up for another day or two. Do you know your rights as a traveler? In theory, travelers with lost luggage are entitled to a daily allowance to buy basic necessities. But many carriers make [...]
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