Peter’s radio show is coming to you live this weekend from The Atlantic Hotel in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

Fort Lauderdale is known for exceptional diving, great seafood, and a rich cultural history, so the locals have plenty to brag about.

Keep reading to find out more …

Think “Australia” and you probably envision opera house, kangaroos, scorched desert, and Men at Work.

But how about Fremantle prison, quokkas, balmy Mediterranean climate, and AC/DC?

Yes, the legendary AC/DC hails from Perth, and all those other things are true as well.

Peter Greenberg Worldwide Radio is coming to us live from the new Veranda Resort and Residences in Grace Bay, on the island of Providenciales in Turks and Caicos.

Locally known as “Provo,” the island has long been a favorite destination for diving, snorkeling, fishing, or just plain lazing around on the beach.

Keep reading to find out where to discover local island experiences … straight from the locals themselves.


This weekend, Peter’s radio show is coming to us live from Breezes Runaway Bay in Jamaica.

Jealous yet?

Just keep reading to learn about some of the cool, off-the-beaten path experiences in this tropical getaway as told by the locals.

Was there a time when Beringer meant cheap wine?

If I remember it that way, boy am I wrong.

Today’s Beringer wines can easily go up to $200 a bottle and are considered a worthy addition to any collection.

Granted, there are still good buys in this family brand—the oldest vineyard in continual operation in the Napa Valley.

The Olympic buzz on Vancouver is getting louder and the locals are gearing up for the madness this February.

But whether you’re traveling to Canada for the 2010 Games or beyond, our neighbor up north is hot this year.

Read on to find out where you can avoid the tourist traps and hang with the locals instead.

Kerry Sanders knows travel, but from a different perspective.

As a veteran Miami-based NBC News correspondent, he has reached global audiences from inside war zones—he was embedded with the troops during the Iraq war, covered the first Persian Gulf War from Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, and was on the front-lines for Hurricanes Andrew, Ivan and Katrina.

He’d be the first to tell you he doesn’t know how to vacation. Can this deadline-driven journalist learn to turn off the cell phone and Blackberry and get away from it all?

It’s no secret that the entire world was hit by economic crisis, and that’s made many potential travelers reconsider their trips.

But the tough economic times have also created a lot of deals as travel providers work extra hard to entice business.

So looking ahead to 2010, which destinations offer great value for your dollar, as well as a great time?