Money | airport terminal Airport Overnights Take Off as Hotel Vouchers Vanish Hotel vouchers have been lost in transit By Rob Quinn Posted Jul 15, 2008 3:05 AM CDT Copied Passengers sleep at an airport during a 12 hour strike in Calcutta, in India's West Bengal state, Thursday, June 5, 2008. (AP Photo/Sucheta Das) Stranded passengers are finding ways to settle in for the night at airport terminals as hotel vouchers become a thing of the past in the cash-strapped airline business, the New York Times reports. Frequent fliers advise terminal sleepers to bring something soft to sleep on and to stock up on food and drink before airport stores close—or spend their own cash on a hotel. One entrepreneur is marketing the "Mini-Motel"—a one-person tent complete with air mattress and alarm clock—for those facing unscheduled overnight stops. Asked how airport officials might respond to sprouting "tent cities," he responded: “People sleeping in chairs don’t seem to bother them. We could be forcing the airports to come up with a solution." Read These Next Trump isn't talking about a Ghislaine Maxwell pardon. The Wall Street Journal is naming more names tied to Epstein. South Park episode on Trump may be a real 'mess' for him. The sheriff says he's never seen a worse case of child sex abuse. Report an error