Bitcoin Taxis Soon to Become a Norm around the World

Bitcoin Taxis Soon to Become a Norm around the World

Emniyet Taksi, a Turkish taxi service operating in Marmaris now accepts bitcoin in their taxis. Tourism is one of the largest industries in the world. It was stated to be worth over $7.6 trillion in 2014. Increased purchasing power combined with cheaper air travel has shrunk geographical boundaries. While travel becomes cheaper, more and more people now prefer to go for a vacation overseas than in their own country. Tourism also promotes foreign exchange. However, tourists end up paying more with the local currency due to foreign exchange fees and other related expenses. Also, every....


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