No Humans: Travelers Now Prefer To Book Hotels In The Metaverse With Bots – S...
No humans, please, only bots. With the pandemic almost over and people resuming their everyday hustle and bustle outdoors, travelers are excited to book their next travel destination without any human touch. Even wanderlusts are jumping into the metaverse with the option to check out rooms in the metaverse before they book their stay, with […]
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BTCTrip wants to bring 150,000 hotels to the Bitcoin economy. BTCTrip is one of those special companies in the Bitcoin space that knows how to evangelize for the cryptocurrency. While they already allow users to book flights around the world with Bitcoin, they are now preparing an expansion into the hotel market. In addition to allowing users to book hotels with their online reservation system, they're also rolling out some new features that should speed up the booking process and bring more hotels into the Bitcoin economy. Hotel Chains Now Accept Bitcoin. The first thing BTCTrip wants to....
Sevilla is becoming a crypto-friendly city in Spain at a fast pace, with two prominent local hotels announcing they will start accepting crypto payments. Hotel Bécquer and Hotel Kivir have joined the crypto adoption bandwagon by allowing customers to book rooms with digital assets. Hotels Will Receive 100% of Funds in Fiat Euros According to Diario de Sevilla, both hotels signed a partnership agreement with the domestic exchange Criptan to enable crypto payment gateway for their customers. Bécquer is a 134-room hotel located in the former place of the Marquises of Las Torres....
Back in November, CheapAir.com began accepting Bitcoin for booking flights after a customer inquired, "Can I pay with Bitcoin for my flight?" This request was forwarded to CheapAir CEO Jeff Klee, and soon, the company adopted Bitcoin payments for flights. Back then, CheapAir.com stated, "For now, we're only accepting Bitcoin for flight bookings made on CheapAir.com. We hope to extend this payment option in the near future to hotels and flights booked via our iOS app." Looks like they meant what they said, because today, CheapAir.com announced that users can now make hotel reservations....
Steven Spielberg’s ‘Ready Player One’ presents an unrealistic glimpse into life in the metaverse, Everyrealm CEO Janine Yorio told an audience in Seoul. Everyrealm CEO Janine Yorio has dispelled misconceptions that the Metaverse can only be presented “exclusively in VR.” Speaking on Aug. 9 during Korean Blockchain Week 2022, Yorio told an audience in Seoul that Steven Spielberg’s Ready Player One had given us a glimpse into what life could be like if we were living in the Metaverse. However, the movie gives us this misconception about the Metaverse because “the protagonist is wearing a VR....
Is travel and bitcoin your thing? Looks like you can now spend your bitcoins at more than 70,000 resorts, hotels, and inns not only in all fifty U. S. states, but around the world. That's because Gyft has announced the availability of the Global Hotel Card by Orbitz. The card can be loaded up with between $25 to $500 worth of bitcoin, allowing you to use your favorite digital currency to book accommodations. Users who purchase the card will be able to use it at partner locations online only. In other words, you won't be able to use the card to book a room in person. Gyft's service has been....