Can I get an ‘Amen’ for changes at O’Hare International Airport?
Posted on October 27th, 2008 by Harriet Baskas
According to a recent column in the Chicago Tribune, city aviation commissioner Richard Rodriguez wants O’Hare airport to be a hipper, happier, more happening place.
“Viewing the airports as more than a stopover, Rodriguez wants to increase travelers’ exposure to local culture so they return to Chicago, perhaps next time on vacation rather than on business.”
He’s thinking live music, more artwork, a few manicure shops, and perhaps a Thai restaurant, a Caribbean eatery, and someplace welcoming to vegetarian and vegan travelers.
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