How Singapore’s Changi Airport will solve 5 problems you never knew you had
Jewel Changi, a 10-storey extension opening in 2019, will help travellers unwind with attractions including stunning indoor waterfall and Canopy Park
Singapore’s idea of building a link between Changi Airport’s Terminal 1 and Terminals 2 and 3 is probably going to win it several more years of the title as the World’s Best Airport.
Jewel Changi, the multi-use 10-storey structure, will combine attractions, dining outlets, shopping and accommodation for weary travellers.
It will be reason enough for anyone to visit, even if they are not flying somewhere.
While Jewel Changi will serve many of the needs you may have while travelling – early check-in counters, baggage services, passenger lounge, shopping for that last-minute souvenir – there are a few other problems you never knew you had, or have just brushed off as a mundane consequence of travelling.
Here is how Jewel Changi’s attractions will solve these problems when it opens in 2019.
Problem 1: my eyes got tired on the plane
Solution: look at this waterfall
