These 43-square-foot pods were originally for travelers to take a nap at the airport, but now the company is selling them for $50,000 each

Business Insider
By Mary MeisenzahlAug 2, 2020, 9:00 am217 pts
NapCity started out smalling private pods travelers could rent to take a rest in airports. The company pivoted to selling the pod as private, contactless spaces because of the coronavirus pandemic. They're customizable, and start at $50,000. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Since March of…

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