for its touristic lures of idyllic beaches and a laid-back lifestyle. Prior to the outbreak of the global pandemic, the World Travel and Tourism Council said that tourism generated over one-fifth of Greece’s total GDP.
Although Mykonos and Santorini are the most visited tourist destinations, the mainland ATMs have the majority of traffic, according to Tsangalidis — especially central Athens, where the first ATM was installed, and Thessaloniki. In Heraklion, the capital of Crete, the local start-up accelerator H2B Hub made a collaboration with the Greek-speaking University of Nicosia to create and support a local blockchain community.While tourism bolsters parts of the Greek economy, according to Tsangalidis, it doesn’t translate to the crypto scene. “Unfortunately, the absolute opposite happens,” says Tsangalidis.
Every single Bitcoin ATM in the world has been used only twice: - Once by its operator when installed, to check it's working correctly - Once by its operator 3 months later, to work out why it hasn't been used since NanoFixesThis HardMoney Instantly
Bitcoin ATMs are easily the silliest technological idea in the history of technological ideas. The fees are insane. The delays are insane. They're attempting to support the use of something which isn't currency...as currency. NanoFixesThis Instantly
Let's hope it will be adopted widely.
And when it does happen, how will it affect tourism in the future?
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