Airport Terminal Sleeping Cubes / Built-in Business/Entertainment Services
| Company | SnoozeCube |
|---|---|
| Date | 20.03.2013 |
SnoozeCubes offer a perfect example of what happens when you take an innovative approach to the ever growing demand of international travelers visiting the most crowded places in the world.
Passengers facing flight delays, cancellations or long transits at Dubai International Airport (the 4th largest in the world) now have the option to rent out a micro-hotel room right inside the terminal.
Our SnoozeCubes provide the perfect space for passengers looking for extra privacy, a step up in comfort from terminal seating and somewhere to lay their head.
We currently have 10 sound-proofed units installed adjacent to C 22 at Dubai International’s Terminal 1 and they are already proving to be a major service provider.
We take a minimalist approach to design with an emphasis on function. There is enough room to for a bed, touchscreen TV offering music and movies and room to hang your coat and store your carry-on luggage.
Designed and built in New Zealand, the launch of the SnoozeCube is a further endorsement of the country’s reputation for creating high quality, innovative products, according to Dubai-based Steve Jones, New Zealand Trade Commissioner for Middle East, Africa and Pakistan.
SnoozeCube will be Exhibiting at Airport Show 2013 in Dubai at Stand: PE 18
Launched in 2001 to cater mainly for the Dubai International Airport expansion and the other airport developments in the UAE in general, the Airport Show has since evolved into the key B2B aviation industry event providing the MENA region and Indian Subcontinent with the latest technologies and solutions from around the world.
Held under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, Chairman of Dubai Airports, and Chairman and Chief Executive of Emirates Airlines and Group; the event has with the years gained the support of international industry associations and local government authorities.
Now in its 13th edition, the Airport Show will be collocated with the Global Airport Leaders' Forum, a biennial gathering of high profile aviation regulators and civil aviation authorities (CAAs) from around the world addressing the major challenges in the industry.
