Peter Greenberg Worldwide

This week’s broadcast of Eye on Travel is from the Willard InterContinental hotel in Washington D.C. Peter Greenberg has all the travel updates, and the latest on Boeing and the FAA. Also, an extended conversation with Sara Nelson, International President of the Association of Flight Attendants, on some of the key safety issues the FAA has yet to address. Geoff Freeman, President and CEO of the U.S. Travel Association, explains why wait times for U.S. visas are so long and the resulting severe economic impact, and what TSA, airports, and the government can do to streamline and speed up the customs process. And then, a deep dive into Washington D.C. and the iconic Willard hotel. Robert Watson, Chief Concierge with some of the hidden gems of the Smithsonians. Designer Maggie O'Neill, on restoring historic buildings -- including the Willard. And General Manager Markus Platzer dives into the history of the Willard -- who it’s hosted, how it hosts them, and how it earned its reputation as the “Residence of Presidents.” There's all this and more on this week's Eye on Travel. Check your local CBS News Radio listings for times and stations in your area. You can also listen to the stream on PeterGreenberg.com at 10 a.m. ET on Saturday, October 26th. #travel #travelnews #radioshow #podcast #broadcast #eyeontravelwithpetergreenberg #washingtondc #airlinesandairplanes #travelindustry #cbsnews #cbsnewsradio

This week’s broadcast of Eye on Travel is from the Minnesota Zoo in Apple Valley, Minnesota. Peter Greenberg has all the travel updates, with airfares dropping (election year exhaustion? consumer credit card debt?), and a look at airline dress codes. Then, Scott McCartney, Travel Editor Emeritus at The Wall Street Journal, on how the FAA has 138 different computer systems but 105 of them have been labeled “unsustainable” and what this means to you. Plus, from the zoo at airlines and airports, to the real zoo -- one of the coolest as well as largest in America. Kurt Heizmann, Director of Animal Care at the Minnesota Zoo, on rare animal species and the zoo’s widespread conservation efforts. Katie Luber, President of the Minneapolis Institute of Art, discusses the museum’s amazing collection of over 100,000 works, including one of the most beautiful Rembrandt paintings in the Americas. There's all this and more on this week's Eye on Travel. Minnesota Zoo Check your local CBS News Radio listings for times and stations in your area. You can also listen to the stream on PeterGreenberg.com at 10 a.m. ET on Saturday, October 19th. #eyeontravelwithpetergreenberg #minnesota #travel #travelandtourism #travelnews #radioshow #broadcast #podcast #cbsnews #cbsnewsradio #airlinesandairplanes #travelindustry

This week’s broadcast of Eye on Travel is from the iconic Whitney Museum in New York City. Peter Greenberg has all the travel updates, including the tough news facing Southwest Airlines and the much tougher news facing Spirit. Then a deep dive into the Whitney, with Museum Director Scott Rothkopf. And Marcela Guerrero, Whitney Curator, on the art that emerged from Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria and the new “Shifting Landscapes” exhibition. And then, something you need to see — the cutting edge multi media exhibit on legendary choreographer Alvin Ailey dating back to 1958. There's all this and more on this week's Eye on Travel. Check your local CBS News Radio listings for times and stations in your area. You can also listen to the stream on PeterGreenberg.com at 10 a.m. ET on Saturday, October 12th. #cbsnewsradio #eyeontravelwithpetergreenberg #cbsnews #travel #radioshow #broadcast #podcast #thewhitney #newyork #art #airlinesandairplanes #travelnews #travelupdates #travelandtourism #travelindustry

This week’s broadcast of Eye on Travel is from the state of Alabama and our latest Hidden television special location, and then starts our special tour of Alabama in Birmingham, with a very special guest: Martin Luther King III, who talks about the Alabama Civil Rights Trail, the legacy of his father and the history of the 16th Street Baptist Church. Then it's off to Rickwood Field, the star stadium from the days of the Negro League, with Joseph Marbury, one of the last remaining players, on his own special field of dreams. Plus, it's off to Huntsville, also known as Space City, with Dr. Kimberly Robinson and Executive Director at U.S. Space & Rocket Center. And a place most of you don't know...Gee's Bend, with Kim Kelly, and the women of the Freedom Quilting Bee, and their remarkable story. There's all this and more on this week's Eye on Travel. Check your local CBS News Radio listings for times and stations in your area. You can also listen to the stream on PeterGreenberg.com at 10 a.m. ET on Saturday, October 5th. #cbsnews #cbsnewsradio #radioshow #broadcast #travel #alabama #birmingham #travelnews #travelandtourism #travelindustry #eyeontravelwithpetergreenberg

This week’s broadcast of Eye on Travel is from the iconic Grande Dame of Hong Kong, The Peninsula Hotel. Peter Greenberg has all the travel updates. CNN's Lilit Marcus on the evolution of Hong Kong in the post pandemic world. Writer Doug Lansky talks overtourism around the world -- what different destinations are doing to manage the growing number of visitors they’re receiving. Historian Jason Wordie charts Hong Kong's path. Douglas Young, Founder and CEO of G.O.D., muses on how Hong Kong’s fashion and arts have evolved post-1997 handoff. And the Peninsula's legendary Peter Borer on the definition of luxury travel and the DNA of hospitality in Asia. There's all this and more on this week's Eye on Travel. Check your local CBS News Radio listings for times and stations in your area. You can also listen to the stream on PeterGreenberg.com at 10 a.m. ET on Saturday, September 28th. #eyeontravelwithpetergreenberg #travel #travelandtourism #travelnews #travelindustry #radioshow #broadcast #podcast #cbsnews #cbsnewsradio #hongkong #china #peninsula #asia

This week’s broadcast of Eye on Travel is broadcast onboard the Viking Yi Dun, a special Chinese flagged/Chinese crewed ship as it sails the South China Sea. Peter Greenberg has all the latest updates, from the DOT approved purchase of Hawaiian Airlines by Alaska Airlines, and what that means to travelers. And an extended conversation with cruise industry titan Torstein Hagen, Founder and Chairman of Viking, and a new view on sustainable fuel that might surprise you. Colleen McDaniel, Editor-in-Chief of Cruise Critic, discusses navigating travel plans to countries with state department advisories (like China), as well as the latest and greatest cruise trends and itineraries. Paige McClanahan, Author of The New Tourist: Waking Up to the Power and Perils of Travel, tackles the recent phenomenon of overtourism, and an updated report on what countries are doing to protect themselves and support their citizens amidst an influx of post-pandemic travelers. There’s all this and more on this week’s Eye on Travel. Check your local CBS News Radio listings for times and stations in your area. You can also listen to the stream on PeterGreenberg.com at 10 a.m. ET on Saturday, September 21st. Viking #viking, #vikingcruises, #cruises, #cruiseships, #cruiseindustry #eyeontravel, #eyeontravelwithpetergreenberg, #travelnews, #travel, #travelupdates, #cbsnewsradio, #cbsnews, #travelindustry, #china, #airlinesandairplanes, #travelandtourism

This week’s broadcast of Eye on Travel is from The Peninsula Hotel in Shanghai, China. Peter Greenberg has all the travel updates, including a look at China in the post-pandemic world. Plus an unusual and unexpected high school reunion (from the Bronx, no less) with Jisoo Chon, Managing Director of The Peninsula Shanghai. Peter sits down with The New York Times reporter Keith Bradsher, for a situation report on travel, tourism and the economy -- and how few American tourists are now in China. Historian and American expat Patrick Cranley, on how he works to preserve both the history and architecture of Shanghai. Simon Calder, Travel Correspondent at The Independent, discusses overtourism and the need -- and the growing opportunities to explore underrepresented countries. There's all this and more on this week's Eye on Travel, from The Peninsula Hotel in Shanghai. Check your local CBS News Radio listings for times and stations in your area. You can also listen to the stream on PeterGreenberg.com at 10 a.m. ET on Saturday, September 14th. #travel #eyeontravelwithpetergreenberg #shanghai #china #travelindustry #travelandtourism #radioshow #podcast #broadcast #travelnews #cbsnews #cbsnewsradio

Photo: Peter Greenberg at the advance screening of his latest PBS special in the "HIDDEN” series, America's Hidden Coast: Mississippi, earlier this week in Biloxi. It premieres on PBS starting this Monday. Check local listings. And this week, Eye on Travel comes from Biloxi, with some very special guests who were also featured on the "HIDDEN" special. Peter has all the travel updates, ranging from the TSA alert on "Cat Eyes" to the latest research from Longwoods International on what appears to be a drop in travel demand -- not to mention a huge drop in many airfares. Then it's a deep dive into Mississippi's Gulf Coast: Rachel Dangermond, Owner of 100 Men Hall, tells the story of the historic blues hall -- for over 100 years every legendary Black musician has performed there (and they still do). Schooner captain Rusty David on the historic oyster boats. And then, it's time for a road trip. Stephanie Stuckey, Author of Unstuck, on the history of the Stuckey's roadside restaurants -- around since 1937 (did someone mention peanut brittle??). Musician Serabee talks Coastal Mississippi music and shares a new song inspired by her chihuahua and a bottle of local vodka from the local Mississippi distillery. There’s all this and more on this week’s Eye on Travel. Check your local CBS News Radio listings for times and stations in your area. You can also listen to the stream on PeterGreenberg.com at 10 a.m. ET on Saturday, September 7th. #hidden #hiddencoast #coastalmississippi #mscoastlife #pbs #eyeontravel #eyeontravelwithpetergreenberg #cbsnews #cbsnewsradio #travel #travelshows #travelseries #travelandtourism #biloxi #travelindustry #travelnews #airlinesandairplanes #airfares #radioshow #podcast #broadcast #travelupdates #premiere #mississippi

This week’s broadcast of Eye on Travel is from Naviva®, A Four Seasons Resort in Punta Mita, Mexico. Peter Greenberg has all the travel updates, including the possibility of a huge airfare war that could happen as soon as September 3rd. Captain Dennis Tajer, American Airlines 737 pilot, reports on the heated trail between Boeing and the National Transportation Safety Board. Zach Griff, from The Points Guy, discusses the upcoming Hawaiian and Alaska Airlines merger that has gone undisputed. Sven Lindblad, Chief Executive of Lindblad Expeditions, talks about the key to meaningful luxury travel and the importance of multi-generational family trips. And then a deep dive into a different hotel experience, with legendary hotelier John O'Sullivan, on the concept of Naviva (meaning the nature of life) — only 15 special tents defining luxurious isolation (no kids allowed), and a different approach to culture. Chef Sofía Mojica, with a different food concept (no daily menus at Naviva), as well as Sono therapist, numerologist and yoga instructor Ana Barreto, and art professor Javiera Pintocanales. There’s all this and more on this week’s Eye on Travel, from Naviva at the Four Seasons, Punta Mita, Mexico. Check your local CBS News Radio listings for times and stations in your area. You can also listen to the stream on PeterGreenberg.com at 10 a.m. ET on Saturday, August 31st. #fourseasons #hotelsandresorts #travel #travelnews #eyeontravelwithpetergreenberg #travelandtourism #travelindustry #puntamita #mexico #airfares #airlinesandairplanes #radioshow #broadcast #podcast #cbsnewsradio #cbsnews

This week’s broadcast of Eye on Travel is from Grand Canyon West, Arizona. Peter Greenberg has all the travel updates, as airfares start to drop and ultra low-cost carriers do....the unthinkable. Patrick Smith, the Founder of AskThePilot.com, discusses some of the evidence behind why it feels like air turbulence might be increasing this summer and what you need to know. Then, Gary Leff, from ViewFromtheWing.com, stops by to talk about United Airlines’ new messaging system and some wild price fluctuations happening across the travel industry. Then, it's all things Grand Canyon. Peter sits down with Huialapai elder Loretta Jackson, for a conversation about the history of the Hualapai tribe and its future. And Kevin Fedarko, Author of A Walk in the Park, details his journey across Grand Canyon National Park, its history and the changing role of Native Americans. There's all this and more on this week's Eye on Travel. Check your local CBS News Radio listings for times and stations in your area. You can also listen to the stream on www.PeterGreenberg.com at 10 am ET on Saturday, August 24th. #grandcanyonwest #arizona #eyeontravelwithpetergreenberg #radioshow #podcast #broadcast #cbsnews #cbsnewsradio #travel #travelandtourism #travelindustry #airlinesandairplanes #travelnews #travelupdates