Hot air balloon flies into terminal lounge – Taoyuan Airport’s Terminal 2 “Aviation Sky” lounge opens

▲Taoyuan Airport Terminal 2’s newest themed lounge, “Aviation Sky,” has officially opened, featuring hot air balloon installation art. (Photo / from Taoyuan Aerotropolis Facebook page)

Reported by Chen Rui-zhong / Taipei

Following the successive openings of 14 distinctive lounges in Terminal 1 of Taoyuan Airport,Aviation Skylounge was also officially launched in November. The installation art in this lounge takes travelers on a journey through the history of aviation development. Next time you’re waiting at the airport, be sure to explore these charming lounges, and use their themes as an opportunity to introduce Taiwan to foreign travelers around you too!

An airport is not only the welcoming gateway for visitors to a country but often also the final memory before departure. Therefore, a comfortable, relaxing, and uniquely themed airport lounge can leave travelers with a pleasant mood as they depart, playing the role of adding the finishing touch to the airport experience.

To showcase Taiwan’s uniqueness, Taoyuan International Airport has collaborated with private enterprises to launch a series of themed lounges. Have you ever carefully noticed the wonders of each lounge during your waits at Taoyuan International Airport?

▲Butterflies fluttering gracefully can be seen everywhere — the biggest highlight of Terminal 1’s “Butterfly Blue-and-White” lounge. (Photo / provided by f Hengchang)

Li Xintian from the Business Planning Department of f Hengchang stated that, in addition to the original lounge functions, designers have adhered to the concepts of “Taiwan’s Pride” and “Taiwan’s Beauty.” They have created 14 themed lounges in Terminal 1 that represent Taiwan, including those focused on colored pottery, butterfly blue-and-white ceramics, Taiwanese snacks, and indigenous art... In addition to bringing a fresh atmosphere to otherwise cold lounges, these designs also serve to promote Taiwan. Martin Moodie, Editor-in-Chief of the renowned British media outlet The Moodie Report, once visited Taiwan and personally experienced these creatively designed lounges that blend local culture and unique character.

▲Terminal 1’s “Indigenous Art” lounge reveals the warmth of Taiwan’s indigenous peoples through rich patterns and colors. (Photo / provided by f Hengchang)