Luxembourg City, Luxembourg


Luxembourg being one of the place where saw the vision of bitcoin (having one of the oldest bitcoin exchange Bitstamp is bitcoin friendly for travel. You can book flights from platforms that accept bitcoin directly even though some major airlines don't accept but few do accept bitcoin.

You can also book hotels, shop in boutiques using bitcoin, I think it's also one of the places that bitcoin gain ground on since 2011 that Bitstamp was founded there but is not really in concentration.

Actually I haven't been in El Salvador country before but I know it's the first country to accept Bitcoin during the 2021 and it's so obvious now that many businesses and companies in El Salvador are now accepting Bitcoin and still using Bitcoin to pay workers. However based on my research, El Salvador is a nice place which one can go for vacation. I also find out a hotel that accepts Bitcoin payment The bitcoin Mansion

Bali, Indonesia



Bali used to be a haven for spending BTC, but with current government regulations, there is no longer any room for BTC as a means of payment. However, we have many trusted CEXs, you can exchange your BTC first for Rupiah, then use that shit FIAT.

List of the most trusted CEX in Indonesia:
(1) Indodax
(2) Tokocrypto
(3) Pintu

If you decide or have plans to go there, I have some places that you should not miss to visit, they are:

Kuta Beach, Bali



Tanah Lot Temple, Bali



Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, Bali



Seminyak Beach Club, Bali

Let me say that bitcoin is versatile and most of the countries deals with bitcoin and they do accept bitcoin, for me bitcoin has turn to general currency whereby it has being known across the nation and people is using it as traditional currency, but the problem is that it has not officially legalised in so many countries, and I have not seen a country that uses bitcoin as a legal tender, but you can spend bitcoin in such countries that bitcoin is yet to be approved as a legalised currency, in my place I use bitcoin to transact to people that knows about bitcoin, so in my place in Nigeria we use bitcoin but our government has not legalised bitcoin as a legal tender,  so in summary, we have so many places where we can spend our bitcoin but secretly and openly, the thing is that so many of us have never notice that in their country

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One of the places where I can add is Ljubljana, Slovenia.
It is a small capital city, but it is very modern and crypto friendly. There are such cafes as Bitcoin Cafe where you can obviously pay using BTC, there were also a couple of hotels and hostels that allowed paying with it, such as BitCenter Hotel.
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Even certain coworking placess and souvenir stores are crypto ready. They actually get into the entire decentralization spirit.
It has a beautiful, green and quite relaxing city, too, so it is a good place to go in case you require both technology and nature.

I do agree with it however, it is always better to double check before you book, as some businesses will not accept BTC anymore when it is inconvenient to them. Nevertheless, it is pleasant that more and more places pick up.

Let's move on to some lesser known locations of Europe:

Dresden, Germany


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Known as the "Florence of the Elbe", Dresden in the south of Eastern Germany is known for several stunning historic buildings, like the Frauenkirche, one of Germany's finest baroque churches. There are also some very interesting art museums in the city. If you're more of an outdoor freak, you can visit the nearby Elbsandsteingebirge, a hilly forested region with interesting rock formations, ideal for trekking and spa tourism.

It was surprising for me to see that Dresden has a really good number of Bitcoin-accepting businesses for a city of that size (500,000 inhabitants), more than nearby Leipzig which has a higher hipster population. There are several accomodation options as well as food, places to drink beer and even a bakery See BTCmap.

Another interesting fact is that in Germany you have gift cards from several supermarket chains you can re-fill directly with Bitcoin.

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I have checked Bali at BTCmap and there is at least one accomodation and several food businesses listed. So the entry of Bali here is OK. Maybe they circunvent the "payment prohibition" by simply declaring the transfer a barter. Normally everybody is free to exchange any (non-illegal) good for another good, and if one of these goods happens to be Bitcoin ...

El Salvador, on the other side, is really a low hanging fruit , but okay it's of course welcome here too. I'd like to know more about specific destinations there

I can easily search online for places that accept Bitcoin but in my country it is still unclear Bitcoin is legal or not so there are not any places that accept it for payments or visits in my country. I never travel abroad or I personally did not visit any place which is accepting Bitcoin but I hope my country will soon announce official rules for crypto. Once that happens I am sure many businesses will start accepting Bitcoin and I will definitely visit those places.

I will list two more places I have found where you can exchange BTC to food and lodging.


Czech Republic- Prague.


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Prague is a gold mine to Bitcoin tourists. The city is historic with its beautiful castles and pavement road, yet there is more of a shock as to the number of businesses that receive BTC. BTCmap states the existence of more than 150 businesses (hotels, hostels, restaurants, etc.). There are such opportunities to have a good Czech dinner (such as Restaurace U Ceske Lipe) or stay in a hostel friendly to BTC (such as Czech Inn). It is also easy to find some Bitcoin ATMs around the place where one can cash out on them in case of necessity. It has long been a tech-savvy city, and it is also highly walkable, and you can stroll around such iconic sights as the Charles Bridge and spend your BTC.


El Salvador, San Salvador

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Since 2021, when El Salvador currency laws were updated to include Bitcoin as a national currency, the city of San Salvador is the crypto enthusiasts favorite destination. Hotels such as the Sheraton Presidente or smaller guest houses can be paid directly with Bitcoin as can many restaurants, both local pupusa stands and also high end places such as La Gastroteca. Approximately 50 companies are listed by BTCmap and there are more than 60 Bitcoin ATMs within the city. It is a bright city where the crypto scene is developing and one can explore such a symbolic place as the Metropolitan Cathedra.