Travelers Will Be Able to Purchase Airline Tickets With Crypto in Venezuela
Travelers will be able to purchase airline tickets in Venezuela using cryptocurrencies in the near future. According to statements made by Freddy Borges, Director of the Maiquetía International Airport, the institution would be working to include cryptocurrencies such as dash, bitcoin, and the national petro as supported currencies in the airport’s payment system. Airport to Receive Crypto as Payment In Venezuela The adoption of cryptocurrency as a way of paying for airline tickets in Venezuela might be near. According to statements made by Freddy Borges, who is the....
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Let's go ahead and add this one to the "awesome" list of websites out there. CheapAir.com is a travel website that allows users to purchase airline tickets, hotels, and so forth (like Priceline and Orbitz - you get the picture). And yes, the digital currency can be used to buy airline tickets. It's one of the first of its kind in the book-your-own-travel industry, and it's certainly one of the best ways I can personally think of spending your Bitcoins. The caveat? This site will only accept Bitcoin from users in the United States and Canada. But for now, this is a nice standard to set for....
NFTickets could potentially allow airlines and events to increase their revenue through resales on the secondary market. Many companies and industries are incorporating Web3 technologies into their business structures, and the travel industry is no exception.On Wednesday, Flybondi, an Argentinian airline, announced a strategic alliance with TravelX, a blockchain technology company responsible for tokenizing flight tickets. The partnership intends to enable travelers to purchase airline tickets as nonfungible tokens through Binance Pay, using USD Coin (USDC) as payment for transactions.....
Flybondi, a low-cost Argentine airline, is introducing blockchain tech in its operations. The company announced recently it will start issuing tickets as non-fungible tokens (NFTs), broadening the possibilities of what customers can do with them. Users will be able to sell or transfer the tokens to other travelers up to three days before the applicable flight, for example.
Flybondi to Issue NFT Tickets
More companies are including NFTs as part of their business models due to the perceived benefits and advantages they can bring. Flybondi, a low-cost Argentine airline, has also....
Spanish travelers will soon be available to fill out claims for incidents related to airline delays, baggage losses, overbooking, among others, and be compensated with cryptocurrencies. The possibility is now a reality thanks to a partnership between a domestic crypto exchange and an airline platform. Platform Allocated Euros in an Account on the Crypto Exchange to Arrange Payments According to El Mundo Financiero, Criptan, based in Valencia, Spain, signed an agreement with Wings to Claim– a Spanish legal association that owns a platform specialized in handling travel-related....
Poland’s national airline LOT announced August 4 that airline tickets can now be purchased with bitcoin. LOT airlines is Poland’s state-owned carrier and still perceived by some as a non-innovative post-communist era relic. Now with the acceptance of bitcoin for ticket purchases, however, the company has entered a new world of digital payments. Tickets can be purchased on the airline’s website or via its mobile app. The transaction is “convenient and fully secure,” according to a press release. Part of the announcement reads: “The new payment method is addressed to everybody who has a....