Articles by James Miller — page 16

SriLankan Airlines expands Indian network with Ahmedabad route and broader connectivity gains
SriLankan Airlines will introduce a scheduled service to Ahmedabad, becoming its tenth Indian destination and increasing India-bound operations that already total nearly 90 weekly flights between India and Colombo.

How Press Release Distribution Affects Taxi Fleets, Airport Transfers and Travel PR
Peak-hour curbside turnaround at many international airports averages 12–18 minutes per transfer, and that cadence directly influences the timing of promotional campaigns and press-release distribution for travel services, taxi companies and private-hire fleets.

India crosses 2 crore international passengers in Oct–Dec 2025; IndiGo overtakes Air India group
International air traffic to and from India reached a new quarterly peak in October–December 2025, crossing the two crore mark for the first time and contributing to a full-year tally of approximately 7.8 crore international travellers in 2025, up 8% from 2024, according to DGCA figures.

Lucian Freud: Drawing into Painting — what to know before you visit the National Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery sits within a constrained pedestrian zone near Trafalgar Square, so expect concentrated footfall and intermittent taxi drop-off restrictions between 11:00 and 15:00; plan for a transfer window of at least 30–45 minutes from Central London tube stations during peak hours to avoid missed entry slots.

Gajendra Singh Shekhawat: How India’s tourism push is transforming transfers and connectivity
Major upgrades to airports, national highways and rail-linked terminals are already shortening transfer times between metro hubs and pilgrimage destinations, directly increasing demand for last-mile taxis, intercity cabs and private transfers across Tier‑2 and Tier‑3 cities.

UK goes fully digital at the border: mandatory eVisas for Indians and ETAs for visa-exempt travellers
From Wednesday, airlines are authorised to refuse boarding to passengers who do not hold a digitally linked eVisa or ETA; Indian nationals must now obtain an eVisa prior to travel and nationals of 85 visa-exempt countries require an ETA costing £16 with two-year validity or until passport expiry, whichever is sooner.

Magellan Discoverer debuts — Chile-built, hybrid-electric expedition ship for Antarctic air-cruises
The Magellan Discoverer measures 94 metres, carries 76 guests and a crew of 67, meets IMO Tier III emissions standards, and is classified to Polar Class 6 for Antarctic operations.

Mitsis Group names One Rep Global as India sales and marketing representative
Expanded seasonal air connectivity between India and Greek gateways like Athens, Santorini and Crete has shortened transfer windows and increased capacity for group and wedding travel—an infrastructure trend that frames Mitsis Group’s decision to appoint One Rep Global as its India sales and marketing representative.

TAZARA Restarts Passenger Service on the Dar es Salaam–New Kapiri Mposhi Line
On 10 February 2026 the Tanzania Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA) reopened cross-border passenger operations along the 1,860 km corridor between Dar es Salaam and New Kapiri Mposhi, reinstating the flagship Mukuba train with a reduced, pragmatic schedule that reflects rolling stock and infrastructure constraints.

PHL international surge and new routes reshape transfer demand in 2025
Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) recorded 4.1 million international passengers in 2025, a 7.5% year-on-year increase that helped push total throughput to 30.1 million passengers — the second consecutive year above the 30 million threshold.

How recent landslides, infrastructure upgrades and emergency training are reshaping transport and transfers in Muğla and Turkey
A landslide severed the road linking the Bağlıağaç and Arsa neighbourhoods in Seydikemer district, cutting the primary local route and forcing rerouting for both public and private vehicles.

Resonate Suwannee 2026 — Three Nights of Forest Music and How to Get There
With the festival occupying the 800-acre Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park on April 16–18, 2026 and primitive camping running Thursday night through Saturday with checkout Sunday at noon, coordinated arrival windows, vehicle staging areas and clear drop-off points are essential to avoid bottlenecks on nearby county roads and park access lanes.
