Travala.com, an online travel agency powered by Binance, requested Bitcoin for a partnership travel giant bookings made. The Australian reservation-based platform is integrated with Expedia's API and 700,000 hotels on Monday. Travala.com users will be able to make payments using 30 cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin on the Expedia list. Expedia in the past removed this feature in its system in 2018. “It was not suitable for our crypto system,” said Juan Otero, CEO of Travala.com. "It was like a nightmare for them to accept bitcoin." Expedia's payment options will continue to grow and evolve, said Alfonso Paredes, vice president of Expedia Partner Services, in a press release. Expedia is known as the world's second largest online travel destination. "Travala is one of the few companies that narrow the gap between traditional multinationals and the crypto universe," said Otero, CEO of Travala.com. After the Kovid-19 period, Travala.com's monthly reservation revenue increased by 170 percent and overnight room reservations by 81 percent. They paid with an AVA token 13 percent of the bookings were paid in loyalty points from Travala.com and an AVA token, a cryptocurrency equivalent to other miles. 30 percent up After the development of Expedia, the price of the AVA token gained more than 30 percent. Before the news, the AVA, which was traded at $ 0.30, quickly climbed to $ 0.40. AVA has a market value of $ 14 million.
