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Biography

Cheap Travel Radio with Brian Peters

Brian Peters is a respected and well-known travel blogger who keeps
travelers informed about the least expensive ways to travel the world.

His e-book, No Debt World Travel: The Ultimate Guide to Traveling Around the World – Even in an Economic Downturn, is not only a handbook for anyone who dreams of traveling around the world, but is also filled with inspirational stories and reflections from world travelers. The e-book also includes audio and video files available for instant download. Peters’ blog @ http://NoDebtWorldTravel.com, was recently recognized by BootsnAll Travel as one of the “Best Round-the-World Travel Blogs” for 2009.

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Archived Shows

• Cheap Travel Radio – Round the World Tickets are NOT Expensive and Why Everyone Needs Travel Insurance

  Tom Michelson of http://www.airtreks.com talks to us about round the world tickets and how they are much cheaper than we think. Steve Dasseos of http://www.tripinsurancestore.com gives us things to look for when buying travel insurance and why everyone needs to have it. I'll be talking about two big trends in travel I have discovered that you should watch out for that will save you money if you keep your eyes open.

• Cheap Travel Radio – See A Different, Cheaper Side of NYC and Houseswapping for Savings

  Kim Orlando of http://www.travelingmom.com talks about the ins and outs of houseswapping and why it's a great way to save if you're traveling with your family. Sam Cook of http://www.unclesamsnewyork.com gives us the lowdown on where to stay to in New York as well as ideas for great, inexpensive walking tours. I'll be talking about how to avoid the dreaded single supplement for solo travelers.

• Cheap Travel Radio – Cheap Carmel-by-the-Sea and Australia on a Budget..Yes It Is Possible...

  Celeste White of http://carmelcalifornia.com talks to us about the beauty and history of Carmel, California and why it is a great budget destination. Mathias Friess of http://http://www.webjet.comcom puts us one step closer to solving the riddle that is Australia. How can we get there cheaply and have time to see the country that is an island continent and almost as big as the USA. I'll revisit short term apartment/house rental for vacationers and why new legislation may compel you to try it now rather than later.

• Cheap Travel Radio – Cheap China and Central Florida for Less

  Doris Gallan of http://babyboomertraveling.com talks to us about China and why now may be the best time to visit if we are budget conscious. Ian Ford of http://undercovertourist.com tells us what we need to know to plan an inexpensive trip to Disney, Universal, Harry Potter or any of the attractions in Orlando and Central Florida. I'll give you a website that could tell you exactly how much you'll pay for your next airline ticket, maybe even better than the airlines themselves can!

• Cheap Travel Radio – New York City on the Cheap and Encouragement To Get Out There from a World Traveler

  Emily from http://emilyeverywhere.blogspot.com talks to us about the New York City, the sights and sounds you should not miss and all the great ways you can save while doing it. Esther Jacobs of http://whatisyourexcuse.us goes over some fun world travel facts and tells her story that might inspire you to pick up your tickets and travel. I'll share where experts think the travel discounts will be for Fall 2010 and how to get excellent free tour guides the next time you're in a major city around the world.

• Cheap Travel Radio – Fantastic Discounts at Casinos and How Anyone Can Get Frequent Flier Miles

  We've talked about all different kinds of accommodations, but have you ever thought about casinos? Daniel Dravot, the author of http://www.thecolorofblackjack.com tells how casinos are begging you to stay with them, saving up to 50% on hotel rooms with free food and drink, even if you're not a gambler. Kristina Wegscheider of Do It While You're Young - http://www.diwyy.com - tells how she became a member of a frequent flier program at AGE 13 and how it is a great way for everyone to get free or discounted plane tickets. I'll talk about protecting your valuables in the air and your safety on cruise ships.

• Cheap Travel Radio – Traveling to Montana and Renting Timeshares Instead of Hotel Rooms

  Ever consider Montana? You should after listening to John Hermann talk about his home state in regard to the peace and quiet at affordable prices. Lisa Ann Schreier of http://www.timeshareinsights.com is a former timeshare salesperson who guides you through the process of renting a timeshare for the price and comfort over a hotel room. I'll talk about some of the latest travel news, including why a pizza box may deliver you your next TSA agent at the airport. Yes, you read that correctly...

• Cheap Travel Radio – Pacific Islands on the Cheap and Travel Sherpa Exchange

  Russ Hearl from http://www.sherpatravelexchange.com will tell us where to look for the best deals for superior accommodations that don't involve a hotel room. Gary Arndt from http://www.everything-everywhere.com will talk about the Pacific Islands, where you should visit and how to plan an inexpensive trip to these magnificent isles. I'll offer 7 practical tips on how to travel with and use your credit cards safely and cheaply on the road.

• Cheap Travel Radio – Cheap San Antonio and Planning Your Visit to a Bed and Breakfast

  Dale Blasingame of http://www.thehotelguide.com fills us in on the the great city of San Antonio, Texas. Marti Mayne of http://maynelymarketing.com tells us why bed and breakfasts are not just for the well to do but for anyone, especially those of us on a budget. I'll be talking about your rights as an airline passenger when you're in Europe or anywhere for that matter when you're delayed by mechanical delays, bad weather, or even a volcano....

• Cheap Travel Radio – Cheap Travel Deals for Seniors and Travel Gear You Should Always Take With You

  Nancy Parode, who runs the guide to senior travel at http://seniortravel.about.com tells where 'seasoned' people can find great deals BECAUSE of their age. Myscha Theriault from http://www.trekhound.com tells about items any good traveler should not leave home without. I'll be talk about cellphones and ways you can save when you want to communicate while traveling, especially internationally.

• Cheap Travel Radio – Renting New York City Apts and Top 5 Cheap Destinations for Summer 2010

  Avisha Khubani of http://www.metroflatsnyc.com talks to us about renting an apartment or condo in NYC as opposed to a high priced hotel room. Gabe Saglie of http://www.travelzoo.com gives us the scoop on the top 5 cheap travel destinations for summer 2010. I'll be talking about a potential food ban on U.S. flights and why you need to check if your flight is on-time the day of departure...before you even leave for the airport.

• Cheap Travel Radio – Using Homestays to Save Money and Cheap Rome

  Shel Horowitz of http://www.frugalfun.com talks about the ins and outs of homestays and how they can save you a tremendous amount over hotels. Susan Van Allen, author of "100 Places In Italy Every Woman Should Go" talks about Rome, Italy, a city she has visited 30 times. She lists her favorite spots away from the tourist traps. I'll be talking about a letter I received from someone who just got his FIRST passport and how that changed his life.

• Cheap Travel Radio – Traveling with Kids and the Best Ways to Save at Walt Disney World

  Cindy Richards, editor of http://www.travelingmom.com gives us ideas on how to save traveling as a family. Doug Ingersoll, creator of the iPhone app "Walt Disney World Complete Travel Guide" http://ow.ly/1UOLJ debunks the myth that a Disney vacation needs to be expensive and gives us some great money saving tips. I'll talk about some of the new airline regulations in the United States, including one that will put more money in your pocket if you're bumped from a flight.

• Cheap Travel Radio – Free Fun Guides, Resort Maps and Airline Surcharges

  Troy Corley from http://www.FreeFunGuides.com talks to us about getting guides to the biggest metro areas for cheap to inexpensive things to see and do. Peter Hans from htp://www.ResortMaps.com talks about the concept of 'travel loops' to maximize your travel time and save money. I'll talk about the latest round of airline fee surcharges that will last until the end of August and why they will go on indefinitely.

• Cheap Travel Radio – Renting a Houseboat and More on Airline Fares and Fees

  Janet Groene of http://boatcook.blogspot.com talks about renting houseboats as a great change of pace and a way to save money. Jeff Pecor of http://yapta.com talks about airlines fares and fees and how consumers can get refunds if airline ticket prices drop after they book their ticket. I'll talk about handling money abroad, when to use credit vs. debit, getting the best exchange rates, avoid transaction fees, and much more.