1.SINGAPORE CHANGI (SIN)
That Changi has again snagged the top spot among world airports is no surprise, given that it’s home to our readers’ favorite carrier, Singapore Air, which offers frequent connections from the hub to dozens of locations in the region. The airport is almost a destination in itself, with an indoor waterfall, butterfly garden, and open-air decks and restaurants. Passengers with at least six hours to spare can take a free city tour, lounge by the swimming pool, or binge-watch flicks at the free 24-hour cinema. Traveler readers like the high-tech features like self-boarding gates and fast and free Wi-Fi, and family travelers appreciate the vast play areas
2.SEOUL-INCHEON (ICN)
Seoul’s main international airport opened 15 years ago on reclaimed land in the port city of Incheon, and has been expanding ever since: a second passenger terminal is on track to open in 2020, with the aim of doubling capacity to 100 million passengers annually. Known for its spacious VIP lounges that serve the country’s two main airlines, Korean and Asiana , Seoul-Incheon also gains points for its amenities—fliers also appreciate the indoor skating rink, a spa, and a “Cultural Street” with local cuisine and dance performances. While it’s 30 miles from the capital, a high-speed rail link makes the trip from terminal to city center in 43 minutes.
3.HAMAD INTERNATIONAL (DOH)
One of the newest major international airports, opening in 2014, Qatar Airways’ home base gets high marks for its amenities, with no fewer than eight premium lounges, plus quiet rooms and children’s entertainment zones for passengers in any airline class. For those on longer layovers, there is an hotel right inside the terminal, with half- or full-day rates available. Those not interested in resting away their time can shop (there are some 80 luxury stores), peruse artworks by anyone from Damien Hirst to Urs Fischer, and fill up on caffeine from gold-plated coffee kiosks.
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