This airport is opening to offer ‘pretend to go abroad’ to help people get their travel fix
Times of IndiaTIMESOFINDIA.COM/TRAVEL NEWS, TAIPEI/ Updated : Jun 15, 2020, 17:48 IST
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Amid the COVID crisks, with most of the planes grounded in most of the countries, travelling seems to be one of the most distant dreams. However, in such a scenario, there is one airport that has set into motion a unique idea to h … Read more
Amid the COVID crisks, with most of the planes grounded in most of the countries, travelling seems to be one of the most distant dreams. However, in such a scenario, there is one airport that has set into motion a unique idea to help its citizens get their travel fix. Read less
In fact, Taipei’s Songshan airport will be offering a chance to 90 people to enjoy a tour of their airport and revive their experience of going through all the process in the said airport, including going through the process of immigration, a chance to board a plane, deboard it, and then return home.
Songshan is not the main international airport of Taipei. Flights from Songshan normally travel domestic or to select international. However, the COVID lockdown has brought almost every operation in Songshan airport to a halt, which gives it an opportunity to provide new fliers to experience the travel process or for veteran travelers to enjoy their airport fix.
Reportedly, international tourism has come to a halt in most parts of the world, with most of the countries shutting down their borders to contain spread of the Coronavirus, which has already infected more than 7 million people globally.
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