Shh. It's Naptime at Ikea in China. - The New York Times
HongKongers sleep at Ikea by invitation; Chinese at will | Marketing | Campaign Asia
You can actually stay overnight in an Ikea — here's how
IKEA Says It's Okay for Chinese Customers to Nap in Stores
Shh. It's Naptime at Ikea in China. - The New York Times
Ikea assembles $1.4bn China expansion drive | Financial Times
Beijing Ikea forced to ban Chinese from entering stores to SLEEP during heatwave | Daily Mail Online
Chinese Ikea Stores Ban Shoppers From Napping in Store | POPSUGAR Home
IKEA in Beijing has begged shoppers to stop sleeping on the furniture - Mirror Online
Stop holding sleepovers in our stores, Ikea warns pranksters | Ikea | The Guardian
Beijing Ikea forced to ban Chinese from entering stores to SLEEP during heatwave | Daily Mail Online
Why Sleeping in Ikea Is Perfectly Acceptable, in China | HuffPost Entertainment
Ikea at last cracks China market, but success has meant adapting to local ways | South China Morning Post
IKEA shoppers lambasted for lounging - Global Times
Why Sleeping in Ikea Is Perfectly Acceptable, in China | HuffPost Entertainment
Sleeping in furniture stores and retail hotels: The Chinese like to sleep in IKEA stores, and hotels are catching on
Ikea China Invites Customers to Take a Snooze on its Furniture | Time
Ikea's sleepy customers - in pictures | Business | The Guardian
Ikea In China Turns Its Stores Into One Giant Nap Room - Possibly The Best Idea Ever | HuffPost UK Life
No, IKEA has not banned Chinese shoppers from napping on sofas and beds in-store – Thatsmags.com
Ikea customers in Beijing take 'try before you buy' to the next level - ABC News
IKEA Denies Reports It Has Banned Chinese Sleepers - WSJ
