Australia's Queensland Airhub Brisbane International Airport announced support for encrypted currency payments covering airport stores and cafes. In fact, there has been a number of local merchants began to use this type of payment. Because of the current number of encrypted currency investors, many of them have overseas travel arrangements. The use of encrypted currency payments can promote community development, improve the customer experience, and support local businesses. The cooperative enterprise Travelbybit already has a considerable local network of services. And the use of encrypted currency at airports has affected other countries.
Air passengers will soon be able to pay in encrypted currency at shops and coffee parlours at Brisbane airport. Large retailers will accept several encrypted currencies, including Bitcoin. The airport promised "an unprecedented digital currency experience." Local start-ups involved in the same project have made it possible for 20 merchants to accept encrypted currency.
Because it's reasonable.
The airline hub in southeast Queensland is preparing to launch "decentralized block chain-based payments" with a large number of retailers and local crypto payment system providers. According to the airport's official website, passengers can use Travelbybit platforms that support Bitcoin, Ethernet currency, World currency, and other encrypted currencies.
"this partnership strengthens the Brisbane Airport Promotion Community Program, supports local businesses, improves the passenger experience, and is the goal of becoming a leader in airport digital innovation."
Brisbane Airport Corporation (BAC,Brisbane Airport Corporation) strategic planning and development general manager Roel Hellemons suggested that many people around the world invest in encrypted currency. Many of them travel around the world.
So it is reasonable to provide a digital currency experience at the airport.
Hellemons also stressed that BNE is the world's first international airport to launch such projects. The purpose of working with Travelbybit is to ensure the successful implementation of the project. He praised the Australian start-up for making Brisbane the birthplace of innovative thinking. "this is just the beginning, we want to expand digital currency options across the industry."
Travelbybit CEO Caleb Yeoh said:
We are building real tourism encryption currency use cases. He also said that the use of digital money in the tourism industry is very reasonable. "whenever you travel overseas, you have to deal with multiple currencies, but you don't know what the exchange rate is, how much the bank charges. We are promoting the Bitcoin travel campaign. Digital currency is used for global travel. It's simple, safe, no bank charges.
An airport friendly to ciphers
Brisbane airport operators also stressed some of the benefits of encrypted currency payments. They preserve the user's identity, eliminate third-party intervention, support low transaction fees, low exchange rates, and low transfer time.
Travelers can also pay for meals in digital currencies, such as Spoon,Windmill & Co. "We are pleased to be the first encrypted currency-friendly airport in the world," said Costa Kouros, executive director of Forte Espresso, and nine Awpl stores at the airport. His company is a provider of tourism retail solutions that supports local producers of airports in Australia and New Zealand.
BAC management insists that the goal of entering encrypted currency payments is to promote community projects to support local businesses. Travelbybit partners have built a network of local merchants who accept encrypted currency, and more than 20 companies offer a variety of services. Transport from the airport to luxury hotels are priced in encrypted currency.
The project at Brisbane International Airport has been praised on a large scale, but there have been attempts to introduce encrypted currency payments into the airport in the past. News.Bitcoin.com has reported. Last summer Japan's low-cost airline Peach Aviation announced plans to provide customers with a variety of Bitcoin services. The company promised to install Bitcoin ATM, to provide encrypted currency payments at the (Kansai International Airport) duty free store at Kansai International Airport. Some travel companies also accept bitcoin to book tickets, hotels and car rental services.
