Archive for Category: "Europe"
Spring is Blooming in the Netherlands: Keukenhof & Floriade
When it comes to tulips in the Netherlands, most people think of Keukenhof. But this year, there’s an event that most people don’t even know about…the Floriade 2012 World Horticultural Expo in Venlo. Heather Tucker looks at the annual Keukenhof and the Floriade event that takes place once every 10 years. You can always tell [...]
Ask Peter: Fantasy Camp Prep, Monte Carlo Day Trips & More
Is your spring break not living up to your expectations? Are your summer travel plans just as confusing? Ask Peter! The Travel Detective is here to solve your problems. Peter will be standing by to take your calls tomorrow Wednesday, April 4, (starting at 6pm ET) on his Peter Greenberg Worldwide Radio Broadcast. You can [...]
War is Coming: Five Game of Thrones-Inspired Excursions
Game of Thrones may be a medieval fantasy but there are plenty of actual trips and activities you can do to get in the spirit of the show. In preparation for the Season 2 premiere this Sunday on HBO, we asked Ben Moroski to round out the top five. 1. Walk the Wall Since booking [...]
Ask Peter: Resort Fees, European Hubs & the Modern Hostel Experience
This week Peter is answering your questions from Twitter and your emails, but don’t forget you can talk to Peter too. Peter will be standing by to take your calls this Saturday, March 31, (from 10am to 1pm ET) on his Peter Greenberg Worldwide Radio Broadcast. You can talk to him at 1-888-88-PETER (1-888-887-3837), email [...]
Six Life-Saving Tips for Safe Driving in Bad Weather
Winter may have been mild this year, but in parts of the U.S. and Canada, the snowfall is continuing. And as spring approaches, wet, slippery conditions continue to be a risk. And that’s when driving can at its most dangerous. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, an average of 184,000 automobile crashes is [...]
Ask Peter: TSA PreCheck & What’s to Come for the Captain of the Costa Concordia
Every week, Peter takes on your questions and problems. This week, he tackles topics like PreCheck security clearance for families, big events in Britain this year, and shares his thoughts on the captain’s role in the Costa Concordia accident…and his answers might surprise you! Peter will be standing by to take your calls on Wednesday, [...]
Eight Last-Minute Spring Break 2012 Travel Ideas
Across the country, schools are releasing hoards of cooped-up kids, but it’s not too late to turn this year’s spring break into an educational and affordable family experience. Mom of three and Poshbrood founder Elizabeth Thorp shares her spring break tips and deals. Spring break is here. If you haven’t made your plans yet — no fear [...]
Tasting the Amalfi Coast
For an authentic taste of Italy, get outside the major cities and into the coastal villages. Foodie contributor Jason Kessler shares his experience at home of limoncello on the Amalfi Coast. While lemons may grow all over Italy, the undisputed maestro di limoni is the beautiful Amalfi Coast where native sfusato lemons grow to the [...]
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