New Rules of the Road: The Travel Detective's Guide to Great Journeys in Tough Economic Times
Nonfiction, Travel, Lodging & Restaurant Guides
| Author: | Peter Greenberg | ISBN: | 9780984977512 |
| Publisher: | Peter Greenberg | Publication: | January 25, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Peter Greenberg |
| ISBN: | 9780984977512 |
| Publisher: | Peter Greenberg |
| Publication: | January 25, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
CBS NEWS TRAVEL EDITOR PETER GREENBERG GUIDE TO GET THE BEST TRAVEL DEALS AND THE BEST TRAVEL EXPERIENCES IN ANY FINANCIAL CLIMATE
The economy took a dive and recovery has been slow and, at best, uneven. Does that mean we're not traveling? Hardly. It's not a matter of whether we'll travel, or when, or even where. It's simply a matter of how. Indeed, it's a brave new world for travel. Fewer airlines means less competition and steeper airfares. Hotels are adding fees left and right. And the cost of rental cars has begun to skyrocket. But all hope is not lost. In fact, in New Rules of the Road, CBS News Travel Editor Peter Greenberg shows you how to travel well in the current economic climate. You will learn:
-The best day, and the best of time of day, to purchase discount airline tickets.
-How to book, and when to book, car rentals with unadvertised deals
-How to score unprecedented hotel bargains during “dead weeks”
-Free activities you need to know about in 30 cities across the U.S.
-The best times of year to find unpublished cruise discounts
-“Secret flights” that are not marketed but offer a great deal on an -unusual route by a foreign airlines
-Places where kids can eat and stay for free
-And much, much more
Traveling after an economic downturn shouldn't result in a personal meltdown. With Greenberg's guidance, it's an open road.
CBS NEWS TRAVEL EDITOR PETER GREENBERG GUIDE TO GET THE BEST TRAVEL DEALS AND THE BEST TRAVEL EXPERIENCES IN ANY FINANCIAL CLIMATE
The economy took a dive and recovery has been slow and, at best, uneven. Does that mean we're not traveling? Hardly. It's not a matter of whether we'll travel, or when, or even where. It's simply a matter of how. Indeed, it's a brave new world for travel. Fewer airlines means less competition and steeper airfares. Hotels are adding fees left and right. And the cost of rental cars has begun to skyrocket. But all hope is not lost. In fact, in New Rules of the Road, CBS News Travel Editor Peter Greenberg shows you how to travel well in the current economic climate. You will learn:
-The best day, and the best of time of day, to purchase discount airline tickets.
-How to book, and when to book, car rentals with unadvertised deals
-How to score unprecedented hotel bargains during “dead weeks”
-Free activities you need to know about in 30 cities across the U.S.
-The best times of year to find unpublished cruise discounts
-“Secret flights” that are not marketed but offer a great deal on an -unusual route by a foreign airlines
-Places where kids can eat and stay for free
-And much, much more
Traveling after an economic downturn shouldn't result in a personal meltdown. With Greenberg's guidance, it's an open road.
