Articles by James Miller — page 130
Exploring Ohio’s Vibrant Vegan Scene, Artistic Diversity
At a glance, Ohio’s food scene is embracing a fresh, innovative vibe with a clear spotlight on plant-based dining.
How France’s New Cruise Passenger Fee Aims to Protect
France is set to introduce a new €15 (approximately £13) tax on each cruise passenger entering its ports, a move designed to address the environmental impact of the booming cruise industry along its coasts.
Four Common Carry-On Items That Could Cause Airport
Travelers often assume their hand luggage is a safe haven for essentials, but some everyday items can unexpectedly trigger delays at airport security.
Top 10 Brand-New Ski Hotels to Hit the Slopes This Winter
With ski travel having hit record highs over the past few seasons, many ski resorts have expanded their terrain and infrastructure to welcome more guests.
Experience Modern Urban Stays at Shanghai's Aloft Hongqiao
In the heart of Shanghai’s bustling West Hongqiao Business District lies the newly opened Aloft Shanghai Hongqiao, a hotel designed to invigorate travelers with its vibrant atmosphere and tech-savvy amenities.
Unwinding in Style and Sustainability: Ana Mandara Cam
Finding a getaway that balances natural beauty with thoughtful design is no small feat.
Turkish Airlines Launches Its First European Airport Lounge
Turkish Airlines has launched its very first lounge on European soil beyond its Istanbul home base, right in the heart of Scotland’s Edinburgh Airport.
Etihad for Business Integrates Carbon-Offsetting for
In a progressive step towards supporting corporate environmental responsibility, Etihad Airways has enhanced its Etihad for Business (EYB) platform.
Medical Tourism Growth: MyMediTour Adds 15 Strategic
Medical tourism continues to gain momentum as patients seek safer, more cost-effective healthcare options abroad.
Key Insights and Innovations from the Opening Day of BE @
The inaugural day of BE @ Penang 2025 set the tone for transformative shifts in the Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) industry, stirring excitement among event professionals and students alike.
Classic 1960s Travel Foods Middle-Class Families Loved to
Imagine a time when family road trips meant packing the station wagon to the brim with eager kids and a cooler full of homemade meals designed to hold up against hours on the road.
How Repetitive Travel Habits in Men Can Strain Companions
Travel is meant to be a breath of fresh air, a chance to break from the ordinary and deepen connections with those we journey with.