L.A. Times Travel Show: Highlights from the first day, Sunday events

A camper van from rental company Jucy Rentals, with a fridge, gas cooker, sink, DVD player and two double beds.  (Richard Derk / Los Angeles Times)

A look at the camper van’s mini kitchen. Jucy Rentals is an Australian company with offices in Los Angeles, Las Vegas and San Francisco.  (Richard Derk / Los Angeles Times)

A company demonstrates equipment for sanitizing airline seats.  (Richard Derk / Los Angeles Times)

Compression socks for travelers are on sale from Presh.   (Richard Derk / Los Angeles Times)

Dancers perform at the Guam booth.   (Richard Derk / Los Angeles Times)

Alyssa Milano spoke at the L.A. Times Travel Show on Saturday about traveling to Angola and other underserved places on behalf of UNICEF.  (Richard Derk / Los Angeles Times)

Chef and TV personality Nathan Lyon at a cooking demonstration. Lyon is the host of “Good Food America” and author of the cookbook “Great Food Starts Fresh.”   (Richard Derk / Los Angeles Times)

Police detective Kevin Coffey gives a presentation on travel safety. Coffey is an expert on travel crime avoidance and author of the book “Traveler Beware! An Undercover Cop’s Guide to Avoiding: Pickpockets, Luggage Theft, and Travel Scams.”   (Richard Derk / Los Angeles Times)

TSA spokesman Nico Melendez talked about the agency’s airport screening procedures and the things people leave behind at checkpoints (and how to get them back).  (Richard Derk / Los Angeles Times)

Travel expert Arthur Frommer and L.A. Times Travel editor Catharine Hamm at a talk on what to expect from the world of travel.   (Richard Derk / Los Angeles Times)

Costumed greeters welcome visitors at the Korea booth.   (Richard Derk / Los Angeles Times)

Ornaments at the Tokyo booth.   (Richard Derk / Los Angeles Times)

Guests at the Hawaii booth.  (Richard Derk / Los Angeles Times)

Free samples at the Dunkin’ Donuts booth.   (Richard Derk / Los Angeles Times)

One booth offers visitors the opportunity to put their face on the cover of the L.A. Times Travel section.  (Richard Derk / Los Angeles Times)