NFT hotel reservations: The blockchain is where the travel industry are going. They are currently using NFTs to market travel goods that can be resold if the customer is unable to travel.
A new solution from the Italian business Takyon employs NFTs to indicate reservations. The startup hopes to fundamentally alter how consumers think about travel.
The so-called resellable rates will serve as the foundation of the process. If a guest cannot use their reservation, they may sell it and transfer it at a resellable rate. In the current economic environment, which is unstable and full of fluctuations, this new product has emerged.
A nonfungible token (NFT) that represents the property is created by the enterprise when a guest makes a reservation for lodging with a resalable rate. Being an NFT, it may be sent to any user, anywhere in the world, in a secure and verifiable manner. There is no requirement that the parties know one another for this to occur. There is no requirement that they be in a trustworthy relationship.
Three young entrepreneurs, Antonio Picozzi, Giuseppe Monteleone, and Niccol Francesco Marino, are the brains behind the groundbreaking firm Takyon. The intention is to alter the Italian market for travel reservations. Since its launch, the company has received more than 1.3 thousand visitors to its website and 5,000 followers on Instagram.
Takyon aims to become the platform for NFT Hotel stay and experience booking, providing travelers with flexibility, sustainability, and uniqueness.
A reservation can be converted into a digital asset (NFT) by the corporation by removing the buyer’s name and making it resaleable. In the process, they produce a resale rate, which is a prepayment reservation cost that is not refundable. In comparison to the customary refundable rate, it costs 20% less on average.
Antonio Picozzi is the CEO and co-founder of Takyon. He says that travel services, and consequently hotels, need a new paradigm that simplifies the same functions that have been carried out for years. Antonio sees NFT Hotel as the missing piece of the puzzle.
“We want to create a new paradigm in the world of travel booking. This implies moving from the current logic of reserve nominality to having a reserve in the form of NFTs. By doing so, our users will be able to exchange trips and create unique experiences and memories.”
Giuseppe Monteleone is the CMO and another co-founder of the startup. He prefers to talk about advantages rather than changes.
“There are many benefits for all players in the travel industry and our partners are supporting us. A few days ago we published the first NFT with the Grand Hotel Victoria. It is a flagship property on Lake Como. Other partners are joining us to receive the exclusive benefits of being part of our network.”
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