Team of Travelers is Going to Solve Common Problems for 1.5 Billion Tourists in the World

November 10th, 2017 at 7:01 pm UTC · 2 min read

A team of travelers who are going to solve common problems for 1.5 billion tourists. Travelers can book of hotels and apartments with the cryptocurrency help. Using blockchain and cryptocurrency let the customer receive lifetime cashback from each reservation made. A new startup cryptocurrency project Tetarise aims to revolutionise the process of booking a hotels, apartments, or villas. Owners of cryptocurrency no longer need to withdraw money to fiat, losing an additional 3-7%. Moreover, Tetarise guarantees to return 5% of funds on a permanent basis to all customers, from each reservation made.

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100 million TTR tokens will be issued. They will be offered on the Ethereum blockchain platform. The TTR token offer will take place in two stages:

  • Pre-ICO — 15.11.17-15.12.17 — goal is $500,000
  • ICO — January 2018 — goal is $10,000,000

70% of tokens will be placed on the Pre ICO and ICO, 25% will receive the project team, 3% will go to the mentors, 2% will be distributed to the bounty program. Tetarise automatically pays 50% of the total obtained after tax profit to TTR token holders, in proportion to the size of each holder’s share in the total number of tokens.

Tetarise’s business model does have the potential to make it big, as the market  sector  for hotel booking worldwide is huge. It does also face stiff competition from long-established booking platforms such as Booking.com, Agoda.com, and many others.

Tetarise expects to launch its booking platform during May or June of 2018, so its impact on the property booking market remains to be seen.The company’s take on the hotel booking platform business is interesting, particularly because of the 5% cashback offer, something that no other booking platform currently offers.

The entire business is built around this premise, along with the ability to pay for your booking with cryptocurrency, again a market first.

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