11/23/16
Can you guess which airport took first place this year in the contest to choose America's Best Restroom? →
Bathrooms
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10/10/16
Voting is open in in this year's contest for America's Best Restroom and there's an airport restroom on the list. →
03/10/16
Boeing engineers and designers have come up with an idea for a self-cleaning airplane lavatory. Hooray!!! Now let's hope the idea actually makes its way on to airplanes. →
04/10/15
It’s always a delight to spend a day touring Singapore Changi Airport, which offers a wide array of truly useful amenities and a smorgasbord of entertaining treats. Here are some snaps taken this week during a 5-mile airport hike that included a stop at Hobbiton, an encounter with a giant Oreo cookie and a view →
04/09/15
Public restrooms can be a crapshoot when it comes to cleanliness and overall appeal. But some establishments do loos right, with spotless sinks and stalls, unique design features and a dash of surprise and creative flair. And when they do “it shows a commitment to quality across the board,” said Danny Rubin, survey editor →
11/18/14
Have some extra time to spend in the United Airlines portion of Terminal B at Boston Logan International Airport before your flight? Lucky you! Except for the oatmeal that I had to send back – twice – at one of the sit-down restaurants by the gates, I spotted these charming – and useful – amenities. →
07/10/14
Lovely lavs on Air New Zealand's new 787-9 Dreamliner →
04/04/14
O'Hare Airport Terminal 5 gets a makeover →
09/06/12
It’s been a while since an airport loo was voted America’s Best Restroom, but among this year’s finalists are restrooms in hotels, restaurant and museums you may encounter in your travels. The restrooms at The Radisson Blue Aqua Hotel (above) in Chicago are on the list, as are those at the Walker Art Center in →
06/28/12
The Little People of America organization is holding its annual conference in Dallas — a city where the slogan is “Live Large. Think Big.” The event kicks off June 29, and more than 2,000 people of short stature, and their families, will spend a week doing what most conventioneers do: attending workshops and banquets, and →