CheapAir.com Accepts Litecoin (LTC) Payments Along With Bitcoin

CheapAir.com officially announced they would start to accept two of the major playing cryptocurrencies on the market for all travel bookings. Not only that, but they have also launched a major support line with full staff that is dedicated to the customers of the company. It will be officially staffed by the employees of CheapAir Travel Advisors, specifically focused around digital currency travel advice and assistance for any questions needing to be answered.

CheapAir was the first company to officially accept Bitcoin for payments. They also made it possible for travelers to easily book hotels and trains with Amtrak using cryptocurrency as well. And since that adaptation, CheapAir Bitcoin Sales have grown to more than one and a half million dollars in total cryptocurrency revenue. The addition of Litecoin and Dogecoin has expanded payment options even further for major enthusiasts of cryptocurrencies.

The purpose is to make travel as easy possible for all customers. Not only that, but to let people pay for travel the way want to pay for travel. A big part of the new method of operation is to up the value of the company for customers for great satisfaction. The company sees Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin as promising technologies that will help making purchases for customers safer, faster, cheaper and more efficient than ever before.

Bitcoin is still the most wide spread of all cryptocurrency, but Litecoin and Dogecoin are also significant altcoins as well with respected past. They are both open sourced, peer-to-peer based platforms with similar methods of operation and benefits. These include strong security, low fees for transactions and fast payments on a global scale.

Anyone who frequently travels, and books hotels, train tickets or airline tickets – plus has access to Bitcoin, Dogecoin and Litecoin, has a lot of reason to follow CheapAir.com for their support of digital currency.