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]]>Are you someone who loves the idea of unwinding in a tranquil airport lounge? Well, with over 30 lounges, Dubai International Airport has more than enough options for you. When you’re not sipping cocktails on a comfortable sofa, you can peruse a wide variety of fashion boutiques as well as a champagne bar. What’s more, there’s also a five-star hotel for those in need of sleep during a longer layover.
With a seemingly endless array of luxury brands on sale, Heathrow is a shopper’s paradise. With an enormous concentration of lounges, this airport is also home to several 4- and 5-star hotels within a three-mile radius. There’s also the Voyager Entertainment arcade that will help you kill some time.
Renowned for its enormous indoor waterfall, this Singaporean gem is home to an array of entertainment attractions, including CLIMB@T3, where you can enjoy indoor rock climbing, and the cactus gardens, where you can breathe in some nature. There is also plenty to do for kids, including play areas, DIY projects, and interactive puzzles.
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]]>Changi Airport in Singapore features incredible gardens and a rooftop swimming pool, which is already an amazing start. But if even that’s not enough for you, they literally have a movie theater there. We know where we’re traveling to next!
Now, let’s talk about Germany’s Munich Airport, which has something for everyone. There’s an auto museum if you like cars, an ice rink if you’re a skater, a surfing spot if you’re a surfer, and an on-site brewery if you love kicking back with a few beers.
Last but not least, we have Incheon International Airport in Seoul, South Korea. It’s famous for its efficiency, cleanliness, and overall passenger satisfaction—but it doesn’t hurt that it also has an ice-skating rink and a casino to boot!
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]]>Singapore’s largest airport is consistently ranked as one of the best in the world, and we totally understand why. The architecture of its terminals is a marvel in itself, only improved by the presence of lush gardens, green spaces, and even an indoor waterfall. The airport has a vacation-like feel that makes it an ideal place to just sit back and relax, but it also has a movie theater, art installations, and a wide variety of dining options for passengers looking to pass the time.
The international airport in Atlanta has been the busiest global airport for over 20 years, and its layout and amenities are impeccably designed to handle all of the traffic. Boarding gates are quite spread out, and while there is a train available to shuttle passengers around, we find walking to be much more enjoyable. Between airport terminals you’ll find one of the largest public art displays in the Southeastern US, including a dedicated Zimbabwe exhibit as well as a colorful light show.
For layovers in the Middle East, you can’t go wrong planning your stop at Hamad International Airport in Doha. Its futuristic architecture, featuring the iconic “teddy bear” lamp, along with other installations from global artists offer passengers a taste of luxury and local culture, while sleep pods and lounges throughout the airport are available for those looking to rest between flights.
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]]>This airport has a little something for everyone. If you’re looking to catch some sleep, then Dubai International Airport’s sleeping pods are an ideal place to do it. You can also enjoy a swim at the Dubai International Hotel or play some billiards at Sports Shack.
Located in the bustling city of Atlanta, Georgia, this is America’s busiest airport. Fortunately, this airport is well-equipped to handle its large volume of travelers, providing an extensive range of food courts and duty-free stores to marvel at.
This world-class airport is an ideal place to relax, with its indoor park providing a feeling of nature and tranquility to travelers. If you’re looking for excitement rather than relaxation, there’s the Holland Casino.
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]]>Given its glass and steel dome, elegant hallways, and the ever-tranquil Shiseido Forest Valley at its epicenter, the Jewel Changi Airport is truly befitting of its name. If the shrubbery and open spaces aren’t enough to help you feel at ease, take a moment to gaze at the airport’s breathtaking waterfall. Located in the heart of the airport, this is the largest indoor waterfall in the world.
If you’re in the mood for an active vacation, then Munich Airport will do well to satisfy this hunger with its skateboarding, surfing, and ice skating rink. For those who are more in the mood to relax, there is the Airbräu Brewery and beer garden, the first-ever brewery inside an airport.
Calling all golf enthusiasts: if you happen to be catching a flight at Bangkok’s Don Mueang Airport, you can enjoy a round of golf while you wait to board your flight. Situated between its runways, the Kantarat Golf Course possesses all the characteristics of a legitimate course, including water features, bunkers, and of course, luscious green grass.
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]]>Each year, Condé Nast Traveler asks its readers to vote for their top airports around the world. Almost a quarter of a million people took part in the 2022 survey which is now in its 35th year.
Although Singapore’s magnificent travel hub featured in the top 3, it did not claim the top spot as in previous years. The honor went, instead, to Istanbul Airport in the Turkish capital. Designed by Grimshaw Architects, the airport features not one, but two, art galleries, conference facilities, lounges, shops, and restaurants. Considering it is the busiest airport in Europe (and the second-busiest airport in the world), it makes sense that it possesses a fleet of robots to direct passengers through the 818-million-square-foot hub!
Upon receiving the prestigious title of World’s Best Airport, Istanbul Airport’s CEO and General Manager, Kadri Samsunlu, explained, “For our guests over 65 years of age, we have created a friendly airport, a pet-friendly airport, a barrier-free and accessible airport, as well as a special lounge for our young people.”
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]]>Japan is known for being somewhat ahead of the curve when it comes to technology. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that this airport is as breathtaking as it is. Located on an island called Osaka Bay, Kansai International Airport was built with particularly strong materials so that it would be protected in case of a natural disaster. However, the coolest thing about it is the way it’s uniquely placed in the water.
Something special happens when you walk through Madrid-Barajas International Airport. There’s a certain serenity that you don’t feel in most airports, almost as if the architects planned it that way when they originally envisioned it. Using steel and bamboo, this eco-friendly airport makes you feel like you’re already backpacking before you’ve even left the airport.
Beijing Capital International Airport really took a step up when the 2008 Beijing Olympics came around. Eager to impress, the airport’s infrastructure was completely revamped in a way that focused on natural light. The ceiling was made with mesh skylights, which brings an especially colorful ambiance to anyone who walks through the halls. Can we live here, please?
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]]>Are you someone who loves the idea of unwinding in a tranquil airport lounge? Well, with over 30 lounges, Dubai International Airport has more than enough options for you. When you’re not sipping cocktails on a comfortable sofa, you can peruse a wide variety of fashion boutiques as well as a champagne bar. What’s more, there’s also a five-star hotel for those in need of sleep during a longer layover.
With a seemingly endless array of luxury brands on sale, Heathrow is a shopper’s paradise. With an enormous concentration of lounges, this airport is also home to several 4- and 5-star hotels within a three-mile radius. There’s also the Voyager Entertainment arcade that will help you kill some time.
Renowned for its enormous indoor waterfall, this Singaporean gem is home to an array of entertainment attractions, including CLIMB@T3, where you can enjoy indoor rock climbing, and the cactus gardens, where you can breathe in some nature. There is also plenty to do for kids, including play areas, DIY projects, and interactive puzzles.
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]]>The post The 3 Coolest Airports In The World appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Changi Airport in Singapore features incredible gardens and a rooftop swimming pool, which is already an amazing start. But if even that’s not enough for you, they literally have a movie theater there. We know where we’re traveling to next!
Now, let’s talk about Germany’s Munich Airport, which has something for everyone. There’s an auto museum if you like cars, an ice rink if you’re a skater, a surfing spot if you’re a surfer, and an on-site brewery if you love kicking back with a few beers.
Last but not least, we have Incheon International Airport in Seoul, South Korea. It’s famous for its efficiency, cleanliness, and overall passenger satisfaction—but it doesn’t hurt that it also has an ice-skating rink and a casino to boot!
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]]>The post The Best Airports for Booking Flights With Long Layovers appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Singapore’s largest airport is consistently ranked as one of the best in the world, and we totally understand why. The architecture of its terminals is a marvel in itself, only improved by the presence of lush gardens, green spaces, and even an indoor waterfall. The airport has a vacation-like feel that makes it an ideal place to just sit back and relax, but it also has a movie theater, art installations, and a wide variety of dining options for passengers looking to pass the time.
The international airport in Atlanta has been the busiest global airport for over 20 years, and its layout and amenities are impeccably designed to handle all of the traffic. Boarding gates are quite spread out, and while there is a train available to shuttle passengers around, we find walking to be much more enjoyable. Between airport terminals you’ll find one of the largest public art displays in the Southeastern US, including a dedicated Zimbabwe exhibit as well as a colorful light show.
For layovers in the Middle East, you can’t go wrong planning your stop at Hamad International Airport in Doha. Its futuristic architecture, featuring the iconic “teddy bear” lamp, along with other installations from global artists offer passengers a taste of luxury and local culture, while sleep pods and lounges throughout the airport are available for those looking to rest between flights.
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]]>The post Best Airports For Long Layovers appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This airport has a little something for everyone. If you’re looking to catch some sleep, then Dubai International Airport’s sleeping pods are an ideal place to do it. You can also enjoy a swim at the Dubai International Hotel or play some billiards at Sports Shack.
Located in the bustling city of Atlanta, Georgia, this is America’s busiest airport. Fortunately, this airport is well-equipped to handle its large volume of travelers, providing an extensive range of food courts and duty-free stores to marvel at.
This world-class airport is an ideal place to relax, with its indoor park providing a feeling of nature and tranquility to travelers. If you’re looking for excitement rather than relaxation, there’s the Holland Casino.
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]]>The post Intriguing Airports That Will Make You Feel Like Your Vacation Began Early appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Given its glass and steel dome, elegant hallways, and the ever-tranquil Shiseido Forest Valley at its epicenter, the Jewel Changi Airport is truly befitting of its name. If the shrubbery and open spaces aren’t enough to help you feel at ease, take a moment to gaze at the airport’s breathtaking waterfall. Located in the heart of the airport, this is the largest indoor waterfall in the world.
If you’re in the mood for an active vacation, then Munich Airport will do well to satisfy this hunger with its skateboarding, surfing, and ice skating rink. For those who are more in the mood to relax, there is the Airbräu Brewery and beer garden, the first-ever brewery inside an airport.
Calling all golf enthusiasts: if you happen to be catching a flight at Bangkok’s Don Mueang Airport, you can enjoy a round of golf while you wait to board your flight. Situated between its runways, the Kantarat Golf Course possesses all the characteristics of a legitimate course, including water features, bunkers, and of course, luscious green grass.
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]]>The post This is the Best Airport in the World According to Condé Nast appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Each year, Condé Nast Traveler asks its readers to vote for their top airports around the world. Almost a quarter of a million people took part in the 2022 survey which is now in its 35th year.
Although Singapore’s magnificent travel hub featured in the top 3, it did not claim the top spot as in previous years. The honor went, instead, to Istanbul Airport in the Turkish capital. Designed by Grimshaw Architects, the airport features not one, but two, art galleries, conference facilities, lounges, shops, and restaurants. Considering it is the busiest airport in Europe (and the second-busiest airport in the world), it makes sense that it possesses a fleet of robots to direct passengers through the 818-million-square-foot hub!
Upon receiving the prestigious title of World’s Best Airport, Istanbul Airport’s CEO and General Manager, Kadri Samsunlu, explained, “For our guests over 65 years of age, we have created a friendly airport, a pet-friendly airport, a barrier-free and accessible airport, as well as a special lounge for our young people.”
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]]>The post These Gorgeous Airports from Around the World Make Traveling Fun appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Japan is known for being somewhat ahead of the curve when it comes to technology. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that this airport is as breathtaking as it is. Located on an island called Osaka Bay, Kansai International Airport was built with particularly strong materials so that it would be protected in case of a natural disaster. However, the coolest thing about it is the way it’s uniquely placed in the water.
Something special happens when you walk through Madrid-Barajas International Airport. There’s a certain serenity that you don’t feel in most airports, almost as if the architects planned it that way when they originally envisioned it. Using steel and bamboo, this eco-friendly airport makes you feel like you’re already backpacking before you’ve even left the airport.
Beijing Capital International Airport really took a step up when the 2008 Beijing Olympics came around. Eager to impress, the airport’s infrastructure was completely revamped in a way that focused on natural light. The ceiling was made with mesh skylights, which brings an especially colorful ambiance to anyone who walks through the halls. Can we live here, please?
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