Flyfi offers crypto hotel bookings for Token2049, Devcon 8

Flyfi, a Dubai-based online travel agency, launched premium hotel packages for Token2049 Singapore, the After2049 side-event week and Devcon 8 that let attendees book and pay for accommodation entirely in cryptocurrency without creating an account or sharing excess personal data. The packages are available now, with further offerings planned through 2026 and 2027.

Each package includes premium and five-star hotels located near conference venues and evening side events, with prices shown upfront. Flyfi accepts more than 30 cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, ether, bitcoin cash and major stablecoins, and also accepts conventional cards. Travelers complete checkout by connecting a crypto wallet; Flyfi confirms reservations are processed in minutes and the platform collects only the information hotels need to honor bookings.

The platform launched publicly in July 2026 and lists more than 300,000 premium hotels worldwide. Flyfi uses AI-powered search to match properties across Europe, the Americas, Africa and Asia, and supports payments from multiple connected wallets so customers can pay directly in the assets they hold rather than converting to fiat.

Flyfi offers a concierge service that assigns a personal agent to manage arrangements from the initial brief to check-out. The service covers group bookings, team accommodation near venues, extended stays during side-event weeks and clients who require heightened privacy. Through the concierge, clients can request private jets, yacht charters and curated experiences before wider integration of those services into the platform.

Flyfi expects to add packages for Consensus, ETHDenver, NFT.NYC and Paris Blockchain Week on a rolling basis through 2027.

“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. 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.” (Peter Georgiou, CEO of Flyfi)

The company plans to expand its crypto-first offering beyond hotels to include flights, car rentals and more experiences transacted in cryptocurrency.