# Пов'язані статті щодо Tourism

Центр новин HTX надає останні статті та поглиблений аналіз на тему "Tourism", що охоплює ринкові тренди, оновлення проєктів, технологічні розробки та регуляторну політику в криптоіндустрії.

Crypto.com Partners with South Korea’s KG Inicis to Scale Crypto Payments for Foreign Tourists

Crypto.com has partnered with KG Inicis, South Korea's leading payment gateway, to expand crypto payment access for foreign tourists and enhance digital transactions in the country. KG Inicis will integrate and promote Crypto.com Pay across its extensive merchant network, which processes over 400 million transactions annually. This collaboration enables international visitors to pay with digital assets for goods and services in South Korea, while merchants can receive payments in both fiat and crypto. KG Inicis emphasized that linking digital assets with the real economy is key to future financial competitiveness. The partnership also includes joint marketing and product development in compliance with local regulations. This move aligns with South Korean efforts to strengthen its crypto framework, including lifting a long-standing ban and developing new legislation to regulate digital assets.

TheNewsCrypto03/17 11:01

Crypto.com Partners with South Korea’s KG Inicis to Scale Crypto Payments for Foreign Tourists

TheNewsCrypto03/17 11:01

Bhutan opens to tourists – But with a $10K stake into the Solana network

Bhutan has introduced a Digital Nomad Visa requiring applicants to deposit $10,000 into TER, a gold-backed token on the Solana network. This marks a shift from its previous restrictive tourism model. However, the move comes amid a challenging period for Solana, with SOL’s price down 32% over the past month, declining open interest, reduced active addresses, and slowing development activity. While Bhutan benefits from capital inflow and digital economy support, the requirement poses risks for users given current market fragility. The country has also recently moved portions of its Bitcoin holdings, suggesting a cautious financial strategy.

ambcrypto02/25 21:02

Bhutan opens to tourists – But with a $10K stake into the Solana network

ambcrypto02/25 21:02

NVIDIA and YC Invest in a Company Aiming to Build a Hotel on the Moon by 2032

Nvidia and YC have invested in GRU Space, a startup founded by 22-year-old Berkeley graduate Skyler Chan, which aims to build a luxury hotel on the Moon by 2032. The company, with just two full-time employees, is already accepting reservations: a non-refundable $1,000 application fee, followed by deposits of $250,000 or $1 million if selected. Final room prices may exceed $10 million. The ambitious timeline includes applicant screening in 2026, a private auction in 2027, lunar landing tests in 2029, hotel module deployment in 2031, and opening in 2032. GRU positions itself as betting on U.S. space policy shifts and potential government reliance on commercial lunar infrastructure. The article draws parallels to Virgin Galactic’s long-delayed, costly suborbital tourism efforts, noting that GRU’s lunar ambition is far more complex. However, the founder openly acknowledges the high-risk, high-reward nature of the venture, framing it as a strategic gamble rather than a scam. The company’s name, GRU, and its slogan—“It’s time to steal the Moon”—reference the film *Despicable Me*, adding a layer of playful audacity to the project.

marsbit01/14 04:11

NVIDIA and YC Invest in a Company Aiming to Build a Hotel on the Moon by 2032

marsbit01/14 04:11

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