1. Who is Peter Greenberg?

While he may be best known as NBC’s Travel Editor, Peter has long been considered one of America’s pre-eminent travel experts. If you want to know more about Peter, please check out the About Peter.

2. What is the best way to contact Peter?

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3. How can I get Peter as a speaker for an event I’m planning?

To inquire about having Peter as a speaker, please contact Lyn Benjamin at lyn@petergreenberg.com.

To find out more about Peter’s upcoming live appearances and speeches, please visit the Live Appearances page by clicking here.

4. How can I tell Peter about a travel problem?

Peter Greenberg wants to hear from you. Please email questions to peter@petergreenberg.com.

5. Does Peter Greenberg Worldwide plan trips?

Peter Greenberg Worldwide is not a travel agency, so we don’t book flights, car rentals, or hotels. For flights, hotels and car rental arrangements, we recommend contacting a travel agent in your area or checking online at one of the many travel-booking websites. For some ideas on helpful travel sites, visit our Links page.

6. Does Peter recommend the advertisers seen on these pages?

No. While we thank them for advertising with us, we maintain a strong firewall between editorial and advertising content on our pages. As a journalist, Peter does not endorse or promote products. Editorial content is never influenced in any way by advertisers.

7. When and where can I see Peter on Television?

To find a list of Peter’s recent TV appearances, click here

8. Where can I purchase Peter’s books?

To learn more about and to purchase all of Peter Greenberg’s books, click here.

9. Where can I hear Peter’s radio show near me?

To find a local radio station that carries “Peter Greenberg Worldwide Radio” please visit our radio page

10. How did Peter Greenberg get his start as a travel writer/editor?

From his early days as a student journalist at the University of Wisconsin, Peter was traveling: covering the Middle East, Apollo moon launches, anti-Vietnam war protests in Washington. Later, as a correspondent for Newsweek, he found himself on a plane virtually every week to somewhere in the world. It was during this time he realized that no one was covering travel — or the travel process itself — as news. He then used his access as a Newsweek correspondent to be thoroughly immersed — and in some cases — trained in that process. Soon, he was covering travel and air safety as a beat for Newsweek, and shortly thereafter began the first nationally syndicated investigative column devoted exclusively to travel.

11. What can I do if I am having trouble using the website?

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