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Singapore Changi is best airport to snooze in

Here are the other airports Singapore Changi Airport beat.

According to sleepinginairports.net's 16th annual Best and Worst Airports for sleeping (or long transit), Singapore Changi Airport won top spot for the 16th year.

Here's more from sleepinginairports.net:

This year is the biggest as the site got 18,190 survey and poll responses.

They asked travellers to tell them which airports they don't like to spend long delays, transits and/or sleep in overnight (due to being stranded by flight cancellations or just travelling on a low budget).

The good news is that airports are improving, becoming more modern and offering more amenities for travellers awaiting their flights. The bad news is that some airports still have a ways to go yet.

The annual survey is based on polls and surveys on the site, traveller airport reviews, Facebook comments. This list intended for travellers who plan to sleep in or transit through the airport.  

Here's the list of best airports:

Singapore Changi

Seoul Incheon

Hong Kong International Airport

Amsterdam Schiphol Airport

Kuala Lumpur International Airport

Helsinki Vantaa Airport

Vancouver International Airport

Munich International Airport

Zurich

Toronto Pearson International


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