Articles by James Miller — page 87
Global Travel Buyer Index Q4 2025: Stabilisation and Rising
The Global Travel Buyer Index (GTBI) for Q4 2025 indicates that tourism purchasing has stabilised and that international buyers are growing more optimistic about the coming months.
Tourism Rebound in 2025: A 4% Uptick in International
This article reveals the main trends behind the 4% rise in international tourist arrivals in 2025 and explains how those shifts ripple through travel logistics and transfer services.
Sir Roland Jackson — leading public engagement at the
This piece recalls the life and achievements of Sir Roland Jackson, who shaped museum learning and public science engagement across the UK.
Weekend happenings in Ohio: festivals, fairs and indoor
This guide highlights festivals, fairs and indoor events taking place across Ohio from January 22 to January 25, 2026, plus practical tips for getting there.
The Lift Rivalry That Shaped Whistler and Blackcomb’s
This article reveals how the competition between 7th Heaven and the Peak Chair transformed skiing on Whistler and Blackcomb, and how that history still affects visitors today.
Northern Sydney beaches closed amid shark bite cluster
The closure of more than 30 popular beaches across Sydney’s northern coastline follows a cluster of recent shark bites that have raised safety concerns for locals and visitors alike.
How Japan’s 2025 tourism surge affects transport, taxis and
This article reveals how Japan set a new tourism record in 2025 and what the surge—and a simultaneous drop in Chinese arrivals—means for transport, taxis and transfers.
Chloe Zhao’s Hamnet: Visual Storytelling, Family Loss and
This article examines Chloe Zhao’s film adaptation of Maggie O'Farrell’s novel Hamnet and how the movie translates the book’s intimacy, grief, and sense of place to the screen.
How the US Immigrant Visa Suspension Affects Liberia’s
The US decision to temporarily pause processing of immigrant visas for citizens of 75 countries, including Liberia, has triggered intense discussion about its consequences for families, students, and the travel industry.
Why Jaipur and Jaisalmer Are Drawing Record Crowds This
Jaipur and Jaisalmer are experiencing a remarkable influx of visitors during the peak season, bringing renewed energy to Rajasthan's tourism sector and creating fresh demand for airport rides, city transfers, and guided journeys.
DGCA deadline looms as IndiGo shifts routes to ATR and
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) exemption for IndiGo’s A320 family pilots ends on February 10, and the airline is preparing to adjust its schedule and operations to meet the new flight duty time limitation (FDTL) rules.
Early 2026 roundup: festivals, new releases and major tour
This roundup highlights the key festivals, singles, and tours announced for early 2026 and offers practical transfer advice for festivalgoers and concert travelers.