The 40-metre high Rain Vortex, which is the world's tallest indoor waterfall, is seen from inside Jewel Changi Airport in Singapore. Airports globally -- including Changi -- are facing mounting pressure as air-travel demand outstrips capacity, necessitating expansion and investment in new services. An escalator from a shopping floor leading up to the Canopy Park of Jewel Changi Airport. Changi airport already thrives on this front with options such as duty-free shopping, dining and free movie screenings, he added. Recouping the S$1.7bn price tagThe 10-storey Jewel project is a joint venture between airport operator Changi Airport Group and property giant CapitaLand.

Source: Bangkok Post April 24, 2019 11:48 UTC