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Saigon Airport Named Among the World's Best for A Sleepover

Saigon Airport Named Among the World's Best for A Sleepover

Passengers have decided that Tan Son Nhat airport is a great place to take a nap.

Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City has been selected by passengers as one of the best 25 airports in the world for an overnight rest, a year after rolling out its new sleeping area.

The airport claimed 21st place in the "Top 25 Most Sleep Friendly Airports" compiled by The Guide to Sleeping in Airports site.

Last year, Tan Son Nhat, the biggest in Vietnam, opened its first-ever sleeping zone after expanding the waiting area at its international terminal.

The 100-square-meter (1,076-square-foot) zone is equipped with long wooden chairs and 20 sleeping lounges that anyone can use for free. 

Passengers rest on lounge chairs at the sleeping zone of Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City. Image: VnExpress/Thanh Tuyet
Passengers rest on lounge chairs at the sleeping zone of Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City. Image: VnExpress/Thanh Tuyet

 

Those who need more privacy can pay $7 an hour to use one of ten mini sleeping pods.

Each sleeping pod is four square meters and can accommodate an adult and a child under seven years old. Drinking water and cold towels are part of the package.

Next to the sleeping zone lies a playing area of 40 square meters for kids.

Tan Son Nhat also secured 19th spot in the "Top 25 Best Airports for Layovers" on The Guide to Sleeping in Airports, which collects votes from passengers around the world to make lists of world’s best and worst airports each year.

This year’s "Best Airports for Overall Experience" list was topped by Singapore Changi International Airport, followed by Seoul Incheon International Airport in South Korea.


Source : VN Express | Vietnam Net Bridge

 

Indah Gilang Pusparani

Indah is a researcher at Badan Perencanaan Pembangunan Penelitian dan Pengembangan Daerah Kota Cirebon (Regional Development Planning and Research Agency of Cirebon Municipality). She covers More international relations, tourism, and startups in Southeast Asia region and beyond. Indah graduated from MSc Development Administration and Planning from University College London, United Kingdom in 2015. She finished bachelor degree from International Relations from University of Indonesia in 2014, with two exchange programs in Political Science at National University of Singapore and New Media in Journalism at Ball State University, USA. She was awarded Diplomacy Award at Harvard World Model United Nations and named as Indonesian Gifted Researcher by Australian National University. She is Researcher at Regional Planning Board in Cirebon, West Java. She previously worked as Editor in Bening Communication, the Commonwealth Parliament Association UK, and diplomacy consulting firm Best Delegate LLC in USA. Less
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