[VIDEOBLOG] What is TravelChain?
Please welcome TravelChain. It is an open source blockchain platform which will store all data about travelers and travel businesses. TravelChain is the core of SmartTravelling Ecosystem, while TravelToken is its fuel.
It’s up to users to control their data and decide when and who will see it; and each time they give permission to use their data for business purposes, they get rewards in TravelTokens.
By analyzing the data, companies grasp travelers’ wishes even before they realize them. So eventually, everyone gets their personalized offer.
For example, if an Italian restaurant receives a notification that some fans of Italian cuisine checked in at the neighboring hotel, it can offer them a special discount. By doing so, the restaurant will also save money planned for less efficient traditional advertising.
So TravelChain will allow small-to-medium businesses to go head-to-head with huge corporations. We will create SmartTravelling, a new standard of travelling providing clients with a variety of lucrative offers.
We aim to help application developers as well: thanks to our unified, decentralized and open to all database, they can focus on creating their applications and monetize them using TravelToken.
Join the Travolution/Travelution now! Take part in Token Sale in November 2017.
If you want to take part in an Token Sale than visit TravelChain.io. and leave your email on the main page! We will keep you updated.
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