1. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta (USA) - 104 million passengers per year:In addition to transporting passengers, the world's busiest international airport doubles as a large art exhibition space, displaying countless valuable works collected over the past 40 years. You can admire the worksSaintsby contemporary artist Radcliffe Bailey at Terminal E, or the installation projectFlight Pathsby Steve Waldeck between terminals A and B. Photo:US Kings
2. Beijing Capital (China) - 96 million passengers per year:Waiting time at Beijing Capital International Airport will be less boring if you walk around the miniature royal garden in the T3E waiting area. Visitors can feed fish amidst a space simulating the magnificent columns, lakes and beautiful bridges of the famous Qing Dynasty Summer Palace. The T3E fountain is also the venue for special art performances. Photo:Wait For Light
3. Dubai (UAE) -88 million passengers per year:If you are a shopaholic, you cannot miss Dubai International Airport. This is one of the airports with the largest retail space in the world. Everything from a cute camel statue to a luxury Rolex watch is duty-free. Visitors can pre-order 18, 22 or 24K gold bars as the perfect souvenir from this "City of Gold". Photo:Business Pundit
4. Los Angeles (USA) - 84.6 million passengers per year:Families with young children will love Los Angeles International Airport. In the Great Hall of the airport, your kids can have fun at LAX Beach, which features waves, surfboards, and even dolphins. The whole family can also enjoy the delicious sandwiches of celebrity chef Michael Voltaggio in this area. Photo:Travel + Leisure
5. Tokyo Haneda (Japan) - 85 million passengers per year:Tokyo Haneda International Airport is famous for being one of the places where you can serve all the best dishes of Japanese cuisine. From this airport, visitors can explore the beautiful land of Narita nearby, with colorful gardens, ancient temples and impressive Edo-era old town. Photo:GaijinPot
6. Chicago O'Hare (USA) - 80 million passengers per year:For those who love yoga, Chicago O'Hare International Airport has a natural-friendly gym, helping passengers relax after a long flight. Chicago O'Hare is also the first airport in the world to own an "aeroponic" garden, a new farming method in modern agriculture, providing fresh products such as lettuce, purple basil, habanero peppers... for restaurants here. Photo:Fly Podden
7. London Heathrow (UK) - 78 million passengers per year:At Terminal 5 of London Heathrow International Airport, the Expo Art Gallery offers visitors a unique space for contemplation amidst the hustle and bustle of traffic. Airport hotels also serve you tea parties with authentic London scones. Photo:See Her Travel
8. Hong Kong (China)- 73 million passengers per year:Not only a place to transport and receive passengers, Hong Kong International Airport is also an interesting destination, promising to bring many surprises to visitors. Here, you can play trendy sports at the 9-hole golf course, experience special 4D effects in the IMAX cinema, admire unique visual art works, or learn about the aviation industry in flight simulation cockpits. Photo:God Save The Points
9. Shanghai Pudong (China) - 70 million passengers per year:There are not many attractive services and amenities compared to other international airports, but at Shanghai Pudong, you can still experience the world's fastest commercial train running on a magnetic mattress, the Shanghai Maglev Train, connecting this international airport with Longyang Road Station. Reaching an amazing speed of up to 430 km/h, the train can make visitors "feverish" when observing the outside scene rushing past the window. Photo:Arch Daily.10. Paris-Charles de Gaulle (France) - 69 million passengers per year:During the transit time here, passengers can enjoy relaxing moments in true Parisian style right in the center of the airport. A multilingual reading room with comfortable armchairs and fragrant cups of coffee awaits you. There is also a 3D virtual space for you to admire the Eiffel Tower and explore the capital of France. Photo:From Above.
