Travel Expert, Peter Greenberg Launches a New Book Titled "Tough Times, Great Travels"

Studio City, CA, March 10, 2009 --(PR.com)-- With airlines cutting service and one of the most unstable economies this country has seen, the thought of taking a trip might seem out of reach. But, when the going gets tough, the smart people travel--if they know how.

In Tough Times, Great Travels, New York Times bestselling author Peter Greenberg shares secrets on where to look for a bargain, when to buy, and how to negotiate a deal during an economic meltdown--plus:

· the best day to purchase airline tickets
· car rental companies almost willing to pay customers to rent cars
· the best hour on the best day to book a hotel room
· which cruise ships discount cabins three days before departure
· how to redeem airline miles for every flight--even those that are supposedly full
· free activities in more than 30 cities
· trips that you can take on just one tank of gas

Traveling during an economic meltdown shouldn’t result in a personal one as well. The Travel Detective’s book gives people the tools they need to get packing when the market is crashing.

About the Author:
Peter Greenberg is the preeminent expert on travel. He is the Travel Editor for NBC’s Today show, a contributing editor for Men’s Health and Best Life, travel editor-at-large for AARP, publisher of PeterGreenberg.com, and his national weekly radio show is heard on more than 140 stations, XM satellite radio, and Armed Forces Radio Network. In those rare moments when he is not traveling, he lives in New York, Los Angeles, and Bangkok.

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