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On the Sunday, May 17th, 2020 edition of The Travel Guys… In the Travel News, the Department of Transportation reports complaints against airlines have skyrocketed (maybe something to do with offering people vouchers instead of refunds); restaurants are getting very creative in a post-stay-at-home world and the Grand Canyon reopens on a limited basis... Mark renews a segment from his first radio life (sports talk in the 90's) called Just One Man's Opinion, and weighs in on cruise ships who flag themselves in other countries to avoid taxes and regulation, then come crying home of our government when something like COVID happens.  Plus, we make you a Smarter Traveler by talking about the importance of checking on what's open and what's not before setting out on your next trip. Richard Lewis, President and CEO of Broadway Sacramento, is our guest.  Richard's father was one of two partners in the original Music Circus, way back in 1951.  As performances are canceled and we see a summer without Music Circus, we talk to Richard about what comes next.  It is a true Sacramento story, and we give Richard plenty of time to share it with you.

On the Sunday, August 18th, 2019 edition of The Travel Guys… In the Travel News, Southwest announces the first of their Sacramento - Hawaii service, Stockton’s new United service to LA debuts next week, and there are new regulations regarding animals on airplanes. Steve LaRosa is on hand with an updated What’s Going On in and around the Sacramento area (links below). Clayton Whitehead joins for an update on an exciting new show headed to Broadway next spring. Hint: It’s about Princess Diana’s life.

On the Saturday, April 27th, 2019 edition of The Travel Guys… In the Travel News, Expedia has struck new deals with suppliers, keeping hotels and air available on their platform. A lack of customs officers is causing problems at airports around the country. The problem: Many of the agents have been sent to the southern boarder by the president and there aren't replacements available. Lines at Atlanta's Hartsfield Airport have reached 2-3 hours on several occasions in the past two weeks. Check the list below for a cruise line which will take you to Game of Thrones sites, and there's a new museum in Japan... Reporter and Tour Director Clayton Whitehead joins us to tell listeners about two upcoming adventures: A Coast-to-Coast trip across Canada by rail, and a journey along the shores of the Mississippi River, stopping in places like The Field of Dreams and Mark Twain's home of Hannibal, MO. Richard Lewis, Executive Producer of the Music Circus and Broadway Sacramento joins us to talk about the line-up for the next season and more importantly, how the shows will shift from the community center theater to Memorial Auditorium for a year.