1. Munich International Airport (Germany)
Located 28 km northeast of Munich, this airport is one of the busiest in Europe, having started operations in 1992. It serves over 40 million passengers annually, with 500 flights per week during the summer months. Visitors are often awed by the expansive shopping, business, and entertainment areas that connect its two terminals, as well as the large outdoor space resembling a giant tent with a partially transparent roof. There is also a Kempinski-managed hotel on-site. The airport is named in honor of the politician Franz Josef Strauß.

2. Hong Kong International Airport (China)
Built on a large man-made island, Hong Kong International Airport was created by reclaiming land to connect the islands of Chek Lap Kok and Lam Chau. It serves as the main civilian airport for the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China. This airport is among the largest in Asia and the world, and it acts as a key gateway to East and Southeast Asia.
Inside the airport, there's a dedicated tram station that helps passengers travel between terminals when necessary. The airport also features souvenir shops offering Hong Kong-themed products as well as items from other parts of China. The staff at the departure gates are known for their excellent customer service, and the airport provides wheelchairs and special assistance for disabled passengers.

3. Hamad International Airport (Qatar)
Hamad International Airport is known for its modern and striking beauty. Opened in 2009, the airport's design is inspired by a desert oasis, featuring wave-like roofs, water-themed elements, and desert plants cultivated in recycled water. Passengers visiting the airport can relax at two hotels with over 200 rooms, enjoy the swimming pool, pray at the mosque, shop at duty-free stores, or unwind in the entertainment areas. The airport also boasts a green environment and several creatively designed art exhibits. The grand entrance of the airport, which cost $15 billion, welcomes travelers with impressive elegance.

4. Central Japan International Airport (Japan)
Central Japan International Airport is located on a man-made island in Ise Bay, near Nagoya. Once visitors step into the airport, they are often captivated by its serene, spacious design that exudes the elegance and grace characteristic of Japanese culture, offering a peaceful atmosphere for travelers before their flights. Central Japan features a 300-meter-long observation deck with views of Nagoya Port. Visitors can also relax in the traditional Japanese bathhouse or watch the sunset over the bay.

5. Zurich International Airport (Switzerland)
With its modern architecture, immaculate facilities, and friendly staff, Zurich Airport has become a proud symbol of Switzerland. At Zurich, passengers have access to various services, including banking, postal services, free Wi-Fi, medical facilities, dental care, and even a prayer room. Travelers will find complete satisfaction and comfort in all that this airport has to offer.

6. London Heathrow Airport (UK)
Known for its modernity and sophistication, the United Kingdom is home to one of the most beautiful and advanced airports in the world, London Heathrow. Spanning an area of 12.14 square kilometers with two runways and five terminals, it is the busiest airport in the UK and one of the busiest in Europe. London Heathrow takes pride in its top-notch facilities, excellent service, and its ability to provide passengers with a high level of comfort and satisfaction.

7. Frankfurt International Airport (Germany)
This is the fourth busiest airport in Europe, serving 107 airlines to 275 destinations across 111 countries. Frankfurt is highly regarded for its friendly and efficient staff, clean facilities, and wide variety of dining options. With its dynamic, modern appearance, Frankfurt Airport provides travelers with a comfortable and convenient experience, winning the hearts of both local and international passengers.

8. Changi International Airport (Singapore)
Changi Airport in Singapore is a major international transportation hub and a vital gateway to both Asia and Southeast Asia. In addition to numerous duty-free shops and dining options, Changi is home to six open-air gardens. Visitors can explore these gardens, each featuring different plant collections such as cacti, ferns, sunflowers, bamboo, and orchids.
There are also several shopping centers surrounding Changi Airport. The vast shopping area boasts businesses that far outstrip other retail centers in Singapore. For five consecutive years (2013–2017), Changi was named the world’s best airport by Skytrax.

9. Incheon International Airport (South Korea)
As one of the busiest and largest air transit hubs in the world, Incheon International Airport is a key gateway to Southeast Asia and the rest of Asia. Since 2005, Incheon Airport has consistently ranked among the world's best airports, as per the Airports Council International (ACI) rankings. It is also one of the only three 5-star airports worldwide according to Skytrax surveys. Notable features of the airport include a golf course, spa services, private sleeping rooms, hotels, a casino, indoor gardens, extensive shopping areas, dining options, and even the Korean Culture Museum.

10. Tokyo Haneda International Airport (Japan)
Situated along the Tama River, Tokyo's Haneda International Airport is renowned as one of the most beautiful and modern airports in the world. Located in Ota Ward, the airport is the closest to downtown Tokyo compared to other Tokyo airports. Each year, Haneda serves around 75 million passengers with approximately 900 daily flights. The terminals offer a range of services and entertainment options to ensure a smooth and comfortable experience for travelers. The operations, including check-in, security, and flight organization, are efficient, punctual, and seamlessly coordinated.
