The Frommer's Travel Show for Sunday, March 15th, Hour 2

On today's broadcast, Arthur and Pauline Frommer discussed the innovations of the new cruiseship from Virgin Voyages. Then Nick Gray, founder of tour company Museum Hack, gave his top strategies for actually enjoying museum visits—some will surprise you. Next up was Brett Snyder, AKA The Cranky Concierge, discussing new types of business class fares. And Priscilla Iakopo shed light on why one would visit the Mariana Islands.

(Please note that this show was recorded in early February)

The Frommer's Travel Show for Sunday, March 8th, Hour 2

Arthur & Pauline discussed travel in the time of COVID-19. Then Rainer Jenss came on to discuss family travel, Rachel Opperman discussed off piste skiing in Estes Park, and listener David Hemenway came into the studio to ask a question about travel to Scandinavia.

The Frommer's Travel Show for Sunday, March 1st, Hour 2

Arthur and Pauline had a wide-ranging discussion about the Football Hall of Fame, Emirates Airline's updating of the business class concept, and when it makes sense to buy an attractions pass. They then welcomed guest Jennifer Ceaser, the author of Frommer's EasyGuide to Amsterdam, Brussels and Bruges to discuss travel to those three cities; and Erika Owen, author on a new book about the joys of wandering.

The Frommer's Travel Show for Sunday, February 23rd, Hour 2

Arthur and Pauline started today's show with tips on how to save on dining expenses when on the road. Then Steve Wellmeyere of Poseidon Expeditions discussed arctic and antarctic cruising, Andrea Sachs of the Washington Post came on to discuss less crowded festivals (worth traveling to) around the United States, and Scott McCartney of the Wall Street Journal gave advice on managing loyalty points.

The Frommer's Travel Show for Sunday, February 16th, Hour 2

Travel celebrity Samantha Brown, formerly of the Travel Channel was one of our guests today, talking about the 3rd season of her PBS show "Places to Love". Arthur and Pauline also hosted Rainer Jenss of the Family Travel Association, and discussed staying healthy while traveling.