DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Flyfi, a privacy-focused online travel agency, has launched dedicated premium hotel packages for the global cryptocurrency and blockchain conference calendar, allowing attendees to book and pay for accommodation entirely in cryptocurrency, with no account creation and no tracking.
The launch is led by packages for Token2049 Singapore and the After2049 side-event week surrounding it, alongside Devcon 8, the Ethereum developer conference. Further packages covering Consensus, ETHDenver, NFT.NYC and Paris Blockchain Week will follow through 2027. Each package curates premium and five-star hotels within easy reach of the conference venues and the evening side-event circuit, with pricing displayed upfront and payment accepted in more than 30 major cryptocurrencies, including BTC, ETH, BCH and major stablecoins, as well as conventional card.
The service addresses a gap familiar to anyone on the conference circuit. Tens of thousands of founders, investors and developers travel to these events every year, hold their wealth on-chain and value discretion, yet are still routed through booking platforms that demand account registration, extensive personal data and fiat payment. Flyfi’s checkout requires neither an account nor unnecessary personal information: travelers connect a wallet, select a hotel and receive confirmation in minutes. The company collects only the information a hotel needs to honor the reservation, and does not sell, analyze or retarget customer data.
“The people flying to Token2049 or Devcon 8 already run their financial lives on-chain, and many of them are exactly the travelers who least want their movements logged, profiled and retargeted,” said Peter Georgiou, CEO of Flyfi. “We built this for them: premium hotels, tickets and other services, all paid in crypto, booked in minutes, or handed entirely to a dedicated agent who arranges everything quietly, using a ‘white glove’ service.”
The event packages sit on Flyfi’s existing platform of more than 300,000 premium hotels worldwide, matched to travelers by AI-powered search across major destinations in Europe, the Americas, Africa and Asia. The platform launched publicly in July 2026 and supports payment from multiple connected wallets, letting travelers pay in the assets they already hold rather than converting to fiat.
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