More airports (including KLIA) are offering sensory rooms for travellers to calm down


By AGENCY

The sensory room at the Pittsburgh International Airport. — Handout

Airports are a world of bustle, with people thundering about dragging suitcases, non-stop announcements and an overwhelming amount of information to digest at top speed.

The experience of travel is particularly stressful for the neurodiverse, with sufferers from autism at significant risk of sensory overload.

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