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Air Lituanica's decision to embrace bitcoin is the latest example of how it is gaining traction in the industry.
Newly created Indonesian travel agency BitcoinTour accepts bitcoin for flight, train and hotel reservations.
Crypto travel agency BTCTrip has announced it is now accepting dogecoin and litecoin payments.
A franchisee for the popular European hotel chain is now taking payments in digital currency.
Following criticism, Latvian airline AirBaltic has done away with its €5.99 charge for flights purchased with bitcoin.
AirBaltic may be the first airline to accept cryptocurrency, but the transaction fee is missing the point of bitcoin.
The Latvian-based airline now offers a bitcoin payment option for basic class reservations.
CEO Jeff Klee speaks to CoinDesk about the company's bitcoin sales success, the arrival of Expedia, and more.
Expedia's Michael Gulmann talks to CoinDesk about the company's plans for expanding its bitcoin payment services.
The Blush family embarks on a four-week cross-country road trip during which they'll spend only bitcoin.
Brooklyn's Holiday Inn Express is to start accepting the digital currency in a pilot programme managed by Charlie Shrem.
The site will accept bitcoin for hotel reservations, becoming the first major travel company to accept payments in cryptocurrency.
GuestLeader, a hotel booking tool, was developed by BitPay and hotel revenue management software provider REVPAR GURU.
CEO Jeff Klee talks to CoinDesk about his company's continued support for the bitcoin ecosystem.