Jeju Island in South Korea will launch NFT cards for tourists in 2025, offering discounts and bonuses. The project is aimed at younger generations and will be integrated with the local cryptocurrency Tamna Jeon, which supports the region's economy. The cards will provide subsidies for trips, discounts on attractions, and other privileges. The pilot program will begin for local tourists in 2025, and full implementation is expected later.
1/6/2025 12:14:26 PM (GMT+1)
Jeju Island in South Korea will launch NFT cards for tourists in 2025, offering discounts, subsidies, and privileges with integration into the Tamna Jeon cryptocurrency to support the region's economy 🏝️
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