Quote from: Yakamoto on November 10, 2016, 06:45:16 AM

Quote from: Juggy777 on November 09, 2016, 03:32:32 AM

It's often seen that getting tourist to come is difficult and those that do manage to come often struggle with currency fluctuations, recent ones being when euro broke down, and in India news which is getting global attention Rs. 500 and 1000 notes invalid. In all this this is a welcome news that Bitcoins is accepted in dubai also now, cheers to the entire community.

Blockchain can gamify tourism https://cointelegraph.com/news/dubai-and-norway-use-blockchain-to-redefine-tourism

I have to chuckle that so many things have happened to encourage stuff like this to be honest, really goes to show that we live in really interesting times. The compounding effects of everything are hilarious to watch.

Oh well, maybe one day I'll go to someplace like Dubai and use my Bitcoin there. That's far in the future and to be honest likely out of the cards, but I'll see.

Exactly the same as what I am thinking. There are a lot of individuals out there trying to form "blockchain" companies and most of them do not know really what they are doing. The just want to use the "blockchain" because it is the "in" thing and they want to get money from VC's and thru ICO's. The funny thing is all of these "blockchain" companies have no real world use case and will all fail in the long run. Do not be tricked by these snake oil salesmen.