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Bhutan wants people to 'stay longer' and embrace crypto
Bhutan is steadily expanding cryptocurrency payments across its tourism sector. This is a part of a broader push toward digital-first infrastructure and sustainable growth, positioning itself as a crypto-friendly destination for global travelers. The Himalayan kingdom, often ranked as the world’s happiest country, has rolled out Binance Pay across hotels, airlines, guides, and even farmhouses. Speaking to TheStreet Roundtable's Mehab Qureshi, Damcho Rinzin, Director of the Department of Tourism, Bhutan, stated that the adoption of cryptocurrency payments aims to address long-standing issues with cross-border ... (full story)
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