RMWorldTravel with Robert & Mary Carey and Rudy Maxa
Summary: RMWorldTravel with Robert & Mary Carey and Rudy Maxa is America's #1 Travel Radio Show. Rudy Maxa and Robert and Mary Carey, often referred to on-air as the Travel Trio, share the latest happenings in the world of travel, interview top industry decision makers, examine the compelling and quirky in travel, and engage with their audience in a fun, entertaining and relaxed manner. They provide straight-forward advice and commentary, inside scoop, tips/trends and more, as they connect with the audience and skillfully cover the world of travel, culture, and its allure through modern segments, on-location remote broadcasts, on-air showcasing and lively banter. Together, Rudy, Robert and Mary offer unmatched experience, unparalleled insight and unique understanding into travel, trade, tourism and the dozens of related industries.
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In the second hour, Rudy talks with: Steve Loucks, Chief Communications Officer at Travel Leaders, on a recent survey that shows most Americans want knives banned on planes. Jeff Klee, CEO of CheapAir.com, with advice on the best time to book air travel. Sebastian Harrison, owner of Cellular Abroad, reveals how to avoid huge data charges on your phone or tablet abroad. Dominique Debay, Marketing Consultant for the Americas, Sibarth Villa Rentals, St. Barts, on how to vacation like the wealthy on St. Barts for less. Chris Lopinto talks about a new app that will get you a better seat on a flight when it becomes available.
In the first hour of this week's show, Rudy's guests include: Elizabeth Becker, author of Overbooked: The Exploding Business of Travel & Tourism. Bob Carson, editor of “Minor Trips,” a newsletter about minor league baseball teams and traveling to see them play. Larry Mogelonsky, President & Founder of LMA Communications Inc., talks about hotels featured in movies.
In hour two of the show, Rudy talks with: Rebecca Marchand, the widow of a flight attendant who was killed by 9/11 hijackers who speaks against allowing knives on planes. Julie Melnick, founder of NannyInTheClouds.com, on the benefits of renting a nanny while flying. Colleen Sollars, community outreach manager for Couchsurfing.com, on how to avoid paying for lodging on the road. Elise Allen, author of The Traveling Marathoner: A Complete Guide to Top U.S. Races and Sightseeing on the Run, on making the most out of traveling to run.
In the first hour of this week's show, Rudy guests include: Jane Eckert, CEO of Eckert Agrimarketing, describes a different way to travel called "Agritourism." Journalist Jeremy Miller talks about the Centroid, the center of the US population. Hank Eskin on how he started the Where's George? phenomenon. Travel writer Wayne Bernhardson on why this is the season to travel to Patagonia.
In the second hour of this week's show, guests include: Elizabeth Helsley, an expert on Mexico, talks about the "greening" tend in Mexico. Brian Kelly, founder of ThePointsGuy, tells us what happens to your frequent flyer miles when you die. Ben Bressler of Natural Habitat Adventures describes their polar bear tours. Debe Branning, director of MVD Ghostchasers in Mesa, AZ, discusses paranormal travel, “tombspotting,” and America’s best cemetery tours.
In the first hour of Rudy's show: Ben Davis describes how people are enjoying the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge lighting installation. Andrew from The Weekly Flyer tells the true story of using 1.7 million frequent flyer miles for an around-the-world trip. Marilyn Barbian talks about opening a new B & B. Ryan Slate, owner of PlayersClubTours.com, reveals how you can get a free cruise by gambling.
In the second hour of this week's show, Rudy's guests are: Travel writer Norm Schriever with tips for staying safe while traveling abroad. Dr. Andrew O. Coggins, Jr., a leading expert on the cruise industry, says it's time for a cruise passenger consumer's bill of rights. Nicole Hockin, travel expert and the voice behind the Travel Smart Blog, with ideas on planning business trips with kids. Marc Weber Tobias, Forbes.com columnist, reveals where airline alliances fail.
This week on Rudy's show: Barbara Delollis, USA Today’s Hotel & Business Travel Reporter, explains the devaluation of hotel points programs. Aaron Wallace, Orlando lawyer & author, describes his new book, 'The Thinking Fan's Guide to Walt Disney World: Magic Kingdom' Jody Dahl, founder of Top50Ranches.com, reveals the top 5 dude ranches for city slickers. Alan J. Fuerstman, CEO & Founder of Montage Hotels & Resorts, talks about their 10th anniversary contest where students can apply to win $10,000 in scholarships.
In the second hour: Peggy Howell, Director of Public Relations at the National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance (NAAFA), addresses the issue of an airline fat tax for heavy travelers. Ellen Creager, travel writer for the Detroit Free Press, discusses the new trend of using old prisons as tourist destinations. Giampiero Ambrosi, General Manager of Virtual Tourist.com, lists the best places in the world to view wildlife. Michael Walker, Senior Editor at Golf Magazine, reveals what you might see on a tour of North Korea and who can take you there.
In the first hour of this week's show, Rudy's guests are: Spencer Dickerson, President of the American Association of Airport Executives, talks about the closure of small airport control towers due to budget reasons. Eileen Ogintz, from the website TakingTheKids.com, gives ideas for family vacation destinations. Joshua Berman, creator of the popular travel blog, “The Tranquilo Traveler,” recommends voluntourism in Nicaragua. Bob Bestor of Gemut.com reveals how to save money while renting a car in Europe.
In hour two of Rudy's show, guests are: Sean Kennedy of Airlines for America discusses the doubling of airport departure taxes. Jonathan Edelheit from the Medical Tourism Association tells us what patients should know before considering going abroad for surgery. Robert Niles from ThemeParkInsider.com lists America's best ferris wheels.
Guests in the first hour of Rudy's show: Terry Maxon, airline writer for the Dallas Morning News & principal author of its airline business blog. Anne Banas, Executive Editor of SmarterTravel.com, address myths about staying healthy while abroad. Rick Steves, public television's travel show host, in the latest Places of the Heart feature. Kathleen Peddicord, publisher of Live and Invest Overseas, reveals the best places to visit when considering retirement abroad.
In the second hour of this week's show, Rudy's guests include: Dewayne Bevil of the Orlando Sentinal discusses the new plans for Downtown Disney. Scott McCartney author of the Wall Street Journal blog The Middle Seat on the rise of the regional jet. Dan Buettner reveals the places in the world where people live the longest. Mary Forgione, LA Times' daily travel and deal blogger.
In the first hour of this week's show, guests include: Sara Nelson, spokeswoman for the Association of Flight Attendants, discusses the recent relaxation of carry-on restrictions by the TSA. Tom Swick, author of “A Way to See the World: From Texas to Transylvania with a Maverick Traveler”, gives his unsung destinations. George Hobica from Airfare Watchdog reveals what airline safety demonstrations don't tell you. Writer Dennis Burnside lists the great places in Europe for car aficionados.
In Hour 2 of Rudy's show, guests include: Patrick Smith from askthepilot.com argues that the new TSA rules about knives make sense. Henry Harteveldt, a travel industry analyst, and Joe Brancatelli, a travel journalist, each give their opinions on the possibility of personalized pricing by airlines. Scott Grimmer, founder of MileValue.com, explains why he's stopped chasing elite status on airlines.
