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Quote from: PsylockReborn on January 29, 2019, 03:31:33 AM

Been to Thailand and was amazed how some of the businesses adopted to crypto by accepting bitcoin payments. The very first thing that I look for are those places that accepts bitcoin payments. What I did is visit some good spots and was so excited to experience the fun and the idea of using bitcoin as payments in exchange for certain services or goods.

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I'd definitely go back to Thailand next year. Can't wait for that moment to come. Cheesy

Thailand is a tourist attracting country. A large amount of money comes from the tourist section. Westerners or even easterners like to visit Thailand because of low expense holiday. The locals realized that it fairly easy to offer them Bitcoin payment hence they are doing it. This is the good side of Bitcoin.

I hope some day the unfortunate people from the poor countries can do the same once they will have a device and Internet available.

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Oh! great.
Glad there is someone who is applying this new technology even in a country which really aint that rich yet but really open with a lot of people.
I have friends who had been there but never really tried that kind of transaction and maybe that is why I dont know it yet.
Thanks for sharing it since I have plans to go to that country sometime in this year.

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Wow, that's amazing. Shocked

I just found out that in Thailand we can use Bitcoin as a payment. Yeah, I think it's really cool. Because in my country, it's not allowed to use Bitcoin as a payment.
I think Thailand is a place I must visit, surely this will be very fun and I can feel how to use Bitcoin as a payment. Yeah, I will vacation in Thailand. Cool

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this is just great, and you are not afraid to scatter crypt so? I for example do not spend it anywhere.

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I think there is really a growing and mass-based interest with cryptocurrency in Thailand and the government in there is quite responsive to this emerging industry and in fact Thailand is one of the most crypto-friendly places in Asia. I am hoping that soon we in the Philippines can be able to catch up with this development as Bitcoin and the whole of cryptocurrency can be a big good tool to promote more tourism engagement. This is just actually scratching the surface as there are so many things that cryptocurrency can be helping and enhancing our travel experience especially with places that are already accepting Bitcoin.

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Been to Thailand and was amazed how some of the businesses adopted to crypto by accepting bitcoin payments. The very first thing that I look for are those places that accepts bitcoin payments. What I did is visit some good spots and was so excited to experience the fun and the idea of using bitcoin as payments in exchange for certain services or goods.

I can't forget the experience I had with The Pink Panther in Bangkok and was really amazed that I was able to pay all the bills with my bitcoins. Such an exciting vacation and adventure together with my friends.

We had also visited Wolff’s Bar and chill for a couple of minutes consuming few drinks.
What a wonderful country with good food and open minded people, embracing the idea of this new technology that we are in.
If you want to travel and chill with your friends and families, don't forget to visit Thailand. You can party all night, drink and eat all you can and just pay with your bitcoin. Less hassle and a lot safer than bringing cash with you. Grin

The downside is that there are some remote beautiful places that has no internet connection.

I'd definitely go back to Thailand next year. Can't wait for that moment to come. Cheesy

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