Worldwide Travel Show

Show Info

Genres: Advice , Talk
Call in: 888-887-3837

Show Times

Timezone: CDT [UTC-5]
Sat:
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
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About the Show


Known in the travel industry as “The Travel Detective,” Greenberg broadcasts breaking news and investigative reports from around the world each week as Travel Editor.

The consummate insider on reporting the travel business as news, Greenberg hosts the public television show The Travel Detective with Peter Greenberg. The series offers 50+ half-hour episodes that seek to empower audiences with travel news, must-have information, insider tips known only to a select few, and hidden gem destinations not found in traditional guidebooks or brochures.

Greenberg is also host of The Royal Tour, a groundbreaking series of global television specials, showcasing nations in a way no visitor has ever seen them before. Guided by some of the most dynamic and powerful Heads of State, Greenberg journeys deep inside each country to offer viewers access to extraordinary locations, historic landmarks, and cultural experiences. Everything shown within these one-hour programs is accessible to viewers who wish to travel to these amazing destinations themselves.

In addition, Greenberg is the host of Peter Greenberg Worldwide Travel, a three-hour weekend radio program. The show is broadcast from a different place each week, ranging from major cities, to remote locations around the world. The program, now in its 20th season, along with its supporting podcast and features local guests speaking about the destination, call-in listeners and global newsmakers.

Greenberg’s award-winning website, PeterGreenberg.com, is the leader in trusted, travel news. Its articles can be found on all of his social media platforms, where he enjoys interacting with his loyal fan base.

  • This Week on Peter Greenberg Worldwide

    This week’s broadcast of Peter Greenberg Worldwide comes to you from Long Island MacArthur Airport in Ronkonkoma, New York. Peter has all the latest travel updates, including the latest on the air traffic control breakdown earlier this week that forced a ground stop at five East Coast airports—and why these meltdowns keep happening, and what needs to be done about them. He’ll speak with Patrick Smith, founder of AskThePilot.com. Then, a deep dive into one of Peter’s favorite alternate airports: Islip. Plus, the maritime and aviation history of Long Island, with Mike Egan, chairman of the Long Island Maritime Museum; Andrew Parton, from the Cradle of Aviation Museum; and Joshua Ruff, from the Long Island Museum. And part of that history includes the legacy of winemaking on Long Island. And, as always, Peter answers your travel questions.