According to the tourism minister, 'Before bitcoin there was a daily expense of $113 to $150, now it is up to $200 a day.'
According to the World Tourism Organization, we have an 81% recovery by 2022. They had calculated that 2024 would be year zero.The minister attributes this recovery to three factors.
The first has to do with the handling of the Covid-19 pandemic in the country, which has boosted the confidence of tourists that come to the country, and the second has to do with the investments that derive from the interest the country and its economic movements have awakened in foreign markets.The third factor has to do with the utilization of bitcoin and the interest it is bringing to the country.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
US lawmakers introduce companion bill to 'mitigate risks' from El Salvador’s Bitcoin LawIs crypto legislation in El Salvador a careless gamble rather than a thoughtful embrace of innovation? California representative Norma Torres seems to think that, and so she is urging to design of a plan to mitigate its effects in the US.
Read more »
New House bill aims to 'mitigate the risks' El Salvador's adoption of BitcoinThe new bill is similar to Senate legislation introduced in September called the Accountability for Cryptocurrency in El Salvador (ACES) Act.
Read more »
Peninsula Films, Alebrije Join Forces to Produce Pic, ‘El Hombre de la Multitud’ (EXCLUSIVE)Mexico’s Peninsula Films & Entertainment and Monica Lozano’s Alebrije Prods. have teamed up to produce feature film “El Hombre de la Multitud” (“The Man of the Crowd,” a working title in Englis…
Read more »
A Guatemalan mother facing death threats fled to El Paso with her son. A pandemic-era rule denied them refuge.For two years, immigration officials have turned away migrants at the border 1.7 million times under an emergency public health order called Title 42, which will end late next month.
Read more »