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Web3 in Travel

Web3, the web of crypto and blockchains, is coming to the travel industry.In this podcast series Luca De Giglio, a travel and blockchain veteran, takes you in a slow paced and deep learning journey, which will give you great insights and understanding, allowing you to…

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  1. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    AI Agents, Stablecoins and the Future of Travel Payments (opens the original)

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    An AI agent needed data from a website, so it found Apify, set up its own crypto wallet in thirty seconds, and paid one cent through x402 — no account, no credit card, no API key, no human. I unpack Erik Voorhees' tweet about that transaction, explain how x402 turns the dormant HTTP 402 "Payment Required" code into a payment rail for machines, and why stablecoins cover the sub-cent payments credit cards cannot. Then the travel angle: Sabre, PayPal and Mindtrip's agentic booking system — settled

  2. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Season 2: Why This Podcast Is Now Also About AI (opens the original)

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    Using AI, Luca De Giglio found an exotic bug in a Bitcoin wallet despite not being a Bitcoin developer—and the project’s developers accepted and merged the fix. That experience anchors the return of Web3 in Travel for a second season focused on what happens when AI becomes a practical building tool rather than a chat interface. Luca explains how he manages 40 active projects, runs most of his work on remote computers and experiments with local models, coding agents and multi-model verification.

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