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BWI Airport’s loo is America’s Best Restroom

09/28/23

It’s safe to say they’re bowled over in Baltimore today to learn that Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) is the winner of the 2023 America’s Best Restroom Contest. BWI’s winning loos are part of a $55 million airport renovation program that includes expanded and improved restrooms on concourses B, C, and D. Bright and spacious, →

Who left this rat at Norway’s Bergen Airport?

03/16/22

You may notice the heartwarming news and social media posts about airports working hard to reunite left behind stuffed animals with their rightful owners. Like the story of 5-year-old Ezekiel, who was reunited with the teddy bear he left behind at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport (MKE) last month. Or, the story that likely started the →

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Airport restrooms in the running for top toilet prize

09/27/20

As travelers, we are all too familiar with the search for a clean public restroom. We also know the delight of entering a public bathroom that is not just clean but blessed with quirk and charm. Now, with the COVID-19 pandemic in full swing, clean and super-sanitized public restrooms are even more important. So, we →

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Rate the bathroom at Singapore’s Changi Airport

01/24/12

Rate the bathroom at Singapore's Changi Airport →

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Have you seen an award-winning airport bathroom?

04/10/10

Been in any great airport bathrooms lately? If so, then take a moment nominate it for the 2010 America’s Best Restroom Award. This is the ninth year the Cintas Corporation has been running this wacky contest and there have been some pretty swanky loos among the contestants. But back in 2005, the grand prize winner →

Bizarre airport finds – and 72 smart ones

03/08/10

If you stop and look around you should be able to find an exhibit case at many airports filled with some of the items the US Fish & Wildlife Service has confiscated from travelers. (Confiscated wildlife products, JFK. Courtesy US Fish & Wildlife Service) Sadly, smuggling endangered species – and items made from the parts →

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