Everything that is going to be relevant for tomorrow’s travel industry
The eIDAS 2.0 Regulation is set to transform identification, authentication, and proofs across the EU with immense impact on personal lives as well as businesses. Is the travel industry ready for digital identities and digital travelers?
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Camino Messenger is an efficient travel data management and exchange system built on Camino Network for instant communication between providers and distributors.
How often have you heard others say that the new generation is wasting their lives on their phones in a digital environment? At Chain4Travel, we clearly understand that Digital is a new reality.
This article is your map to navigating Camino Network. All new features, use cases, and important updates will be reflected in this “evergreen” article in business-friendly language. Bookmark the page to revisit.
As the travel industry enters the new digital era, the need for understanding smart contracts and their legal implications is growing. This article provides a clear overview and highlights the potential of smart contracts in travel.
The travel industry is undergoing a transformative shift due to recent global events, presenting opportunities for adaptable companies to thrive in this changing digital landscape.
We want to navigate you through this dense fog of misconceptions and blockchain myths to a clear perspective of this profound technology for the travel industry.
At a time when technological advances are reshaping industries, the travel industry finds itself at a crossroads.
How we can streamline the data verification, increase security and speed of the processes when traveling.
How the travel industry can leverage tokenization of digital assets
Find out why crypto wallets are beneficial for the travel industry, even if customers aren't embracing web3 technologies (yet)
We are going to get a bit more technical again and explain why the travel industry needs its own so-called Layer 1 blockchain.
Is decentralized travel the future? Decentralization could disrupt the travel industry as we know it. Learn how to leverage it to your advantage.
The travel industry has been affected by the emergence and continued development of the internet. What Web 3.0 will mean for travel.
Chain4Travel offers companies the chance to be at the cutting edge today and to help shape the travel industry of tomorrow. Any company, regardless of size or travel sector, can easily adopt web3 use cases on Camino Network. Contact us to kickstart your web3 journey and explore tailored use cases for your business.
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Web3 is based on the core concepts of decentralization, openness, data security, and greater user value - all of which are enabled by blockchain technology. As such, it could be a more disruptive and significant paradigm shift for the travel industry than web2. It unlocks a field of possibilities for exploring traveler rewards, loyalty programs, more efficient processes, payment and billing solutions, and even entirely new business models while benefiting from enhanced security, peer-to-peer ownership of data and information, and cost savings.
Der Fintech-Anbieter Monerium und das Camino-Netzwerk von Chain4Travel haben eine strategische Partnerschaft angekündigt, um Zahlungen über die Blockchain für die Reiseindustrie zu etablieren. Im Rahmen der Zusammenarbeit soll Moneriums „EURe“, der erste sogenannte „On-Chain-Euro“, in das Camino Network integriert werden
Chain4Travel hosted its second Decode Travel hackathon in Antalya, Turkey, bringing together over 30 specialists from five countries to develop blockchain-based solutions for the travel industry. The event, held at SAN TSG & Paximum headquarters, attracted participants from established travel companies including SunExpress, A3M Global Monitoring, and AERTiCKET Group.
The Decode Travel Hackathon by Chain4Travel in Turkey brought together global experts to revolutionize travel tech with blockchain innovations for a smarter future.
