Security lines, crammed planes and long layovers at busy airports rarely make for an enjoyable travel experience. But sitting at an airport bar is not everyone’s first choice when it comes to releasing stress. The good news is that airport management around the U.S. has been heeding the request for a true alternative. Find out where you can now expect to enjoy a quiet safe haven for meditation and stretching.
Yoga rooms help travelers release stress at hectic airports
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