Articles by James Miller — page 100
Chandigarh Airport Offers Incentives to Indian Carriers for More International Flight Connections
Chandigarh’s airport is taking determined steps to broaden its international flight options.
Emirates Holds Unmatched Aviation Leadership with Multiple Awards in 2025
Emirates has once again proven its leadership in global aviation by securing five major honors at the 32nd World Travel Awards held in Bahrain.
Tata Group’s Bold Hospitality Expansion Reflects Uttar Pradesh’s Tourism Uptick
Uttar Pradesh’s tourism surge has triggered a remarkable wave of hospitality investments, prominently led by the Tata Group.
How Expanding Social Media Checks for US Visa Waiver Visitors Could Influence Travel and Tourism
The United States is set to implement stricter social media requirements for foreign travellers, specifically expanding the existing rules to include those entering via the visa waiver program.
How Abu Dhabi’s Culture and Tourism Authority Empowers Travel Trade with E-Learning on Abu Dhabi Pass and Ramadan
The Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) has enriched its Experience Abu Dhabi Experts Platform by introducing two new e-learning modules.
Turkiye Achieves UNESCO Recognition for Antep isi Embroidery at New Delhi Meeting
Turkiye recently obtained UNESCO’s prestigious inscription for its traditional Antep isi Embroidery, a needlework art steeped in centuries of history.
Government Steps Up DGCA Oversight to Curb Rising Airfares and Protect Travelers
The issue of soaring airfares has captured serious attention, with efforts underway to strengthen the Directorate General of Civil Aviation's (DGCA) tariff monitoring unit.
Spain's $75 Million Fine on Airbnb Highlights Challenges in Short-Term Rental Market
Spain has taken a significant step against unlicensed tourist rentals by imposing a hefty fine of 64 million euros (approximately 75 million USD) on Airbnb.
How SITA Is Elevating India's Aviation Infrastructure to Meet Booming Passenger Demand
India's aviation sector is currently experiencing a thrilling surge, and its digital infrastructure is racing to keep pace.
Exploring Vardzia: Georgia’s Stunning Twelfth-Century Cave Monastery and Its Legacy
Harsh summer heat often tests the patience of travelers visiting Georgia, but a journey to the remarkable cave-city monastery of Vardzia offers a unique contrast to the blazing outdoors.
Air Premia Expands Its U.S. Routes with a New Incheon-Washington D.C. Flight Starting in 2026
Beginning April 24, 2026, Air Premia will introduce a fresh connection between Incheon International Airport and Washington Dulles International Airport.
Southwest Airlines to Expand in Austin with New Crew Base and Route Enhancements by 2026
Southwest Airlines is gearing up to strengthen its footprint in Central Texas by establishing a new crew base at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport.