The Most Impressive Airports That Are Worth Traveling For
Travel days can be draining due to all the shuffling between concrete walls and metal airplanes with limited access to fresh air. Luckily, Singapore’s Changi Airport is best known for bringing the outdoors in—visitors can wander through lush indoor gardens and green spaces or explore the connected Jewel Changi Airport
You'll probably need multiple trips to cover the entirety of the Doha Hamad airport—it boasts 6.4 million square feet (!) of passenger terminal space. It’s architecturally stunning, with a wave-style roof playing into the overall “oasis” theme inside.
In 2024, the Dubai Airport anticipates welcoming more than 90 million guests. Not only is Dubai the most populous city in the UAE, but it’s also key to connecting the Eastern and Western parts of the globe
Grab your Passport to Paris—Charles de Gaulle is the city’s premier airport. Whether you planned a whirlwind Parisian getaway or are passing through (there are more than 300 connecting destinations worldwide), you can get a taste of France without leaving the terminal.
Delta travelers have likely experienced a stopover at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, which is the airline's third-largest hub in the United States.
As the largest airport in Switzerland, the Zurich Airport welcomes some 30 million passengers annually. In keeping with Swiss tradition, the airport is exceptionally clean, easy to navigate, and a leader in sustainability.
This Southern travel hub is consistently one of the busiest airports in the world, welcoming more than 100 million passengers per year. It serves as Delta Airlines’ primary hub, with routes to more than 150 domestic and 75 global destinations.