Peter Greenberg
Peter Greenberg is an Emmy-award-winning producer, writer, radio broadcaster and television correspondent.

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Peter Greenberg

Peter Greenberg Travel is starting to turn around...slowly but surely. Why? It's in our cultural DNA to travel. We can't help it. Memorial Day weekend was the first indication. We need to travel...and we did...and with prices at historic lows, the law of supply and demand is firmly in our favor. Dump the word "later" from your vocabulary and go. I am giving you permission!

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I broadcast my radio show last weekend from the El Dorado Royale Spa Resort in the Riviera Maya in Cancun, Mexico. I'm happy to report that I am not frothing at the mouth, I'm not glowing in the dark, and I'm not sleeping with a pig.
May 27 at 2:41pm
Marc
Marc at 3:40pm May 27
That's great advice. Thanks for reinforcing that we should live in the now rather than hope for what may not come later. Enjoyed your talk in KC earlier this month.
Kimberly
Kimberly at 8:27pm May 27
Does anyone have any comments on unsubstantiated rumors from consular depts in China that many visas not being honored if someone on plane arriving from US via Shanghai - or are being quarantined for a week? these are unsubstantiated but put out by reliable government sources . . . we think its overblown, but hate to tell our travelers to go on with risk of being turned away at border
Peter Greenberg

Peter Greenberg How innovative is Captain Charlie's Reef Grill? How about a rock shrimp torizza with portobello and goat cheese? Or a peppered seared tuna with blueberry teriyaki sauce (I know it sounds strange, but it's amazing). Definitely worth the drive ... and the wait. I just may have to go back there again tonight!

May 1 at 4:30pm
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Jon
Jon at 8:50pm May 1
Enjoy the feast and what a wondefull find! The only thing we have up here in Bremerton to match that would be a quick trip to Mickey D's and a fish witch sandwich. But I swear they were better when I was in my 20's and only cost 35 cents!
Christopher
Christopher at 4:03pm May 2
Read that to my partner, who told me to copy it down to try the blueberry teriyaki in a fit of "i can do that!"
Peter Greenberg

Peter Greenberg I made a great gastronomic discovery in a place called Juno Beach (35 min. from Palm Beach). This place is located in a strip mall, been there 20 years, no reservations, and yes, you'll have to wait to get a booth, but Captain Charlie's Reef Grill is worth it, with a long handwritten menu that's xeroxed daily, and the best freshest fish ever. What really sets this place apart is the innovative recipes...

May 1 at 4:29pm
Jon
Jon at 8:47pm May 1
Boy that sounds great! When I was young I thought about starting a fish and chip joint with good beer to boot. That never happened but I still love fish and chips and a good brew!
Peter Greenberg

Peter Greenberg Have to laugh at United now enforcing a policy to make really overweight people pay for two seats. And American Airlines can actually boot you off the plane for offensive bodily odor. Do you get double mileage for that?

April 17 at 5:40pm
Jon
Jon at 6:14pm April 17
Well its no fun flying in no class section and when a large person enters the cabin I myself pray that there is an extra seat but not next to mine. I feel sorry for large people but also it can be an infringement on my space if I haft to share it with another person of weight. So there you are and maybe yes if the person is a full figured person than maybe they should haft to buy two seats.
Bill
Bill at 6:35pm April 17
The airlines have much to learn especially in this new shaky economy and I dont think pissing off the customers is the best way to do business. Whats to prevent them from making even smaller seats and making more people fit their "mold" so they can charge them more too. Nickel and dime us to death, the airline that stops doing this first will win the race.
Cindy
Cindy at 8:43pm April 17
I'm tired of flying....period!
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