Home > National > Flyers grounded

  • Print
  • Email

Flyers grounded

Starting this month, outbound passengers will be able to find an oasis of peace in busy Suvarnabhumi Airport.



"We have provided a quiet space where up to 20 people can meditate," says Senator Sukanya Sudbanthad.

The meditation room is a part of a "Dharma Airport" project implemented by the Senate subcommittee Sukanya heads.

The project's first objective, she says, was to provide a reception area for monks at airports. But the generous amount of space allocated by Suvarnabhumi Airport authorities meant that there was enough room to serve members of the public too.

"It gives an extra option to passengers who have long waits for their flights," Sukanya says.

The National Buddhism Office is in charge of decorating the room and providing staff.


Advertisement {literal} {/literal}
{literal} {/literal}


Privacy Policy (c) 2007 NMG News Co., Ltd.
1854 Bangna-Trat Road, Bangna, Bangkok 10260 Thailand.
Tel 66-2-338-3000(Call Center), 66-2-338-3333, Fax 66-2-338-3334
Contact us: Nation Internet
File attachment not accepted!