Travel Today with Peter Greenberg

Once a year, the spotlight turns to Cannes because of its famous film festival. In fact, the population actually triples during the Cannes Film Festival. But there is beautiful weather and great things to enjoy year-round.

From Civil War historians to bluegrass musicians and clothing makers using old-school techniques, we explore the side of Raleigh you didn’t know about. This week we’re coming to you from the city’s new Contemporary Art Museum, better known as CAM Raleigh, with lots of surprises.

Desert landscape, constant trade winds and beautiful weather all year round? Welcome to Aruba. From windsurfing to diving, culinary adventures to wildlife, Peter explores everything that makes this Caribbean island so unique

Costa Rica boasts 800 miles of coastline and one of the highest life expectancy rates in the world. Peter broadcasts from San Jose, the country's capital, and interviews the chef and host of the TV show "Sabores," an artist, and other locals who discuss how they each contribute to the uniqueness that is Costa Rica.

Imagine a mostly desert island only 15 miles from the Venezuelan coast, with beautiful beaches where 20 percent of its land devoted to national parks, and you've gotAruba. Hear from locals on and off the beach about what there is to experience on the island of Aruba

Want to know how to get around travel expenses when you hit the road? How about cultural etiquette tips whether you're traveling to India or Italy? Plus, get the latest on where to find some of the best pizza in Vegas and travel tips from top hoteliers in the city.

Don't wait until the snow starts to fall to go to the mountains. In the heart of Wyoming ski country is Jackson Hole, the gateway to the Grand Teton and Yellowstone and one of the great small towns of the American West. Tune in this weekend to hear about what sets this town apart on the latest episode of Peter Greenberg Worldwide broadcasting from Snow King Hotel in Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Can you name the Florida city known as the The Venice of America? Just 30 miles north of Miami, Fort Lauderdale boasts an extensive system of waterways and locals can tell you the best spots for boating, lobster diving and even unexpected activities like underwater theater. Tune in to hear from locals on and off the waterfront when Peter Greenberg Worldwide broadcasts from the Il Lugano Luxury Suite Hotel in Fort Lauderale, Florida.

Here's the expected about Clearwater & Saint Petersburg: Great white sand beaches. And then there's the unexpected about these two Florida cities.For starters, there's the Salvador Dali Museum with one of the best collections of Salvador Dali; Clearwater Marine Aquarium, home to Winter the dolphin - and an amazing story of rehabilitation and technology. Some really great local shops and restaurants, only to be outdone by some really fun catch and cook restaurants that only open when the fish is fresh. Listen now to the local gems!

The Pacific Princess (the original Love Boat) may have sailed into the sunset for the last time, but now, there's the Royal Princess, which was recently christened by Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. Peter goes behind the scenes of a brand-new ship, revealing just how much goes into launching a new ship and what modern features are attracting passengers from all over the globe.

The wine industry may be a young business in Willamette Valley, but it's come into its own. Peter interviews the founders and owners of local vineyards, including Sokol Blosser Winery as well as local chefs

Peter heads to Bermuda to learn what sets this island culture apart beyond its pink-sand beaches, including a local perfume maker, an American expat and a wreck dive operator who reveals the best dive spots around the islands.

There are cutting edge hotels, hi-tech hotels, art hotels, boutique hotels - and of course stylish hotels. and then - every once in awhile there are hotels that are stylish and have substance. Hotels that anticipate your every need and then delivers the goods.

The Norwegian Breakaway is a cruise ship designed to be a floating New York City, complete with a Broadway-inspired theater and its own Iron Chef-run restaurant. In his most recent broadcast, Peter is aboard the Norwegian Breakaway and interviews crew members and staff on just what makes this mega cruise ship so special. He also speaks to travel bloggers and experts about cruise ship trends, travel news, and savings tips.

Peter returns to Wales year after year, and for good reason. He can't stop visiting to breathe the clean air, talk to the people, and learn about the rich history of the place he loves so much. In his latest broadcast from the National Library of Wales in Aberystwyth, Peter gives his reasons for why Wales is such a special place.