This Saturday, Peter is broadcasting his radio show from The Shangri-La Hotel, Vancouver in Vancouver, BC. Featured guests include:
– Scott McCartney, travel editor for The Wall Street Journal and “The Middle Seat Columnist,” analyzing the latest terrorism attempt and discussing what’s ahead for air travelers;
– Mike Killeen, 2010 Olympics reporter for CTV, discussing what Vancouver is doing to prepare and the city will do things differently from previous games;
– Barrie Kerper, author, former journalist and avid traveler, discussing her new book Istanbul: The Collected Traveler and the dazzling treasures and monuments of Istanbul;
– Gregory Henriquez, Vancouver architect, managing partner and author, talking about his unique mixed-income development project;
– Roger Dow, president and CEO of the U.S. Travel Association, giving his response to the Obama Administration’s drastic new security measures for international travelers to the United States;
– Charmaine Crooks, five-time Olympian & Olympic silver medalist representing Canada, talking about what it means to host the Olympics in Vancouver and sharing her biggest piece of advice for the Olympic games;
– Dannielle Kyrillos, editor at large for Daily Candy, sharing her picks for the best travel gear and accessories for 2010;
– Patrick Smith, airline pilot, author and air travel columnist, discussing what he thinks are the two fundamental flaws in the TSA’s screening philosophy and what they should do to fix them;
– David Foot, executive chef at Shangri-La Hotel Vancouver, discussing how he’s been able to utilize his Asian expertise and training at hotels in North America;
– Anne Banas, executive editor for SmarterTravel.com, discussing how the controversial new airport body scanners will affect airport travel, as well as destinations to watch in 2010;
– Tewanee Joseph, CEO for Four First Nations, talking about how the Lil’Wat, the Musqueam, the Squamish and the Tsleil-Waututh First Nations will be represented in the 2010 Winter Olympics.
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