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Name: Peter
Gender: Male
Location:
Studio City, California
United States
Studio City, California
United States
Work:
Travel Guru for CBS News and AARP, among others
Travel Guru for CBS News and AARP, among others
Hometown(s):
New York, NY, Los Angeles, CA and Bangkok, Thailand
New York, NY, Los Angeles, CA and Bangkok, Thailand
Quote:
There are only two kinds of airplane bags: carry-on and lost
There are only two kinds of airplane bags: carry-on and lost
Comments (7)
cowboypoet says:
Peter your answer to the travel agent was incomplete. I would have thought you would have spent some time going over the advantage of fee based and non fee based agents and the disadvantage of self booking products you know nothing about. You are correct good travel agents are worth using unfortunately many are no longer in business because clients would rather experiment than pay. Remember the trip of a lifetime is worth every penny, and the disaster is also. You get what you pay for. Thanks CBP
Posted: August 10, 2009 2:18PM EDT
mek53 says:
Is there an American, or European, city that you have found to be more wheelchair- friendly than others? This is something my husband and I have to consider when traveling because I am in a wheelchair
Posted: May 14, 2009 2:31PM EDT
staylive says:
Hi
I am currently coordinating a charter trip to the Inauguration, what advice would you give for selecting and announcing to seniors
Posted: January 7, 2009 12:24PM EST
BarbaraC says:
I sincerely LOVE to travel, and I always welcome bargain travel tips. I've caught some of your tv appearances, but will benefit more from your online postings. Thanks for all you do Peter!!
Posted: October 27, 2008 7:36PM EDT
Karen says:
Peter is awesome.... I remember watching the "Inside American Airlines" piece on CNBC and it was so good. And I have watched a few of Peter's videos on the travel page of aarp.org, and they have great info. I now try my best to never check a bag when I travel after watching his video about two kinds of bags - carry on and lost.
Posted: October 16, 2008 10:42AM EDT
