This week on the CBS Travel Hour with Peter Greenberg CBS, travel writer and speaker Doug Lansky discusses the expansion of the cruise industries. Sven Lindblad talks about creating sustainable travel and his contributions to eco-tourism. Then, Simon Calder, Editor-at-Large for the Independent, explains the importance of traveling to a location after they experience a terrorist attack and why you have a greater chance of dying in your bath tub than a terrorist attack while traveling. 

In this edition of the CBS Travel Hour with Peter Greenberg, Alex Davies from WIRED magazine discusses airfares, driverless cars and trucks and Uber. Then Mike Boyd discusses how airliner policy will change under a new president and proper airline safety protocol.

Peter Greenberg addresses the issues with TSA security questions and what they should be asking. Scott McCartney then joins Greenberg to talk about the best and worst airport designs. Then the executive chef of the Intercontinental New York Barclay chats about why white tuna does not exist and the industry should call the fish by its real name. All of this and more on this week's episode of the CBS Travel Hour with Peter Greenberg.

This week, Peter Greenberg covers the issue of deceptive social media. Scott McCartney joins Peter Greenberg to speak about nonsensical airline rules. Then, Richard Bangs talks about his recent trip to Saudi Arabia, a country most people still cannot visit. He also talks about other countries that are not overly visited. There's all of this and more on this week's episode of the CBS Travel Hour with Peter Greenberg.