Crypto-friendly travel
Book hotels and trips with crypto. Pay in USDT, Bitcoin or Ethereum.
BagPack lets you book hotel rooms in any city, and complete holiday packages, with cryptocurrency, paid straight from your wallet with a real person on WhatsApp if you need help.
Why pay with crypto
The flexibility to pay your way
Travel should be borderless, and so should the way you pay for it. Crypto gives you another reliable route to book — especially useful when international cards or bank transfers get in the way.
No cross-border card hassle
International travel payments are often flagged, held or declined by banks. Paying with crypto skips card limits and bank approvals, so you can secure your trip from anywhere, at any hour.
Fewer conversion layers
Cards and bank transfers can add currency conversion spreads and foreign transaction fees. Sending USDT, BTC or ETH directly means fewer intermediaries between your wallet and your holiday.
Made for digital nomads
Earn in crypto, freelance internationally or hold digital assets? Spend them on real experiences — desert safaris in Dubai, Bosphorus cruises in Istanbul or island hopping in Thailand — without cashing out first.
Secure, automatic confirmation
Payments run through a hosted crypto invoice. Once the network confirms your transfer, your booking updates to paid automatically and you can track it in your account.
How crypto checkout works
- 1
Choose a hotel or package
Search live hotel rooms in any city, or pick a holiday package to Dubai, Baku, Thailand, Malaysia or Turkey.
- 2
Select crypto at checkout
Add guest details, sign in or create an account, then pay with BTC, ETH or USDT.
- 3
Send and travel
Copy the wallet address and network from the invoice. Once the payment confirms on-chain, your hotel is booked and your package is marked paid.
Supported coins
USDT (Tether)
Dollar-pegged stablecoin — the amount you send keeps its value while you pay. A popular choice for travel.
Bitcoin (BTC)
The original cryptocurrency, accepted for full hotel and package payments.
Ethereum (ETH)
Pay directly from any Ethereum wallet or exchange account.
Refunds and cancellations
Each hotel room shows its cancellation terms and the exact free-cancellation deadline before you pay. Payments are generally non-refundable once confirmed, but where a hotel or supplier gives a refund, the eligible amount is processed for you within 7 to 14 working days of BagPack receiving it, less any supplier cancellation charges.
Read the full Cancellation and Refund PolicyCrypto travel payment questions
Can I book a hotel with crypto?
Yes. Search any city on our Accommodation page, pick a room and pay the full stay with BTC, ETH or USDT. The room is booked once your payment is confirmed on the blockchain.
Which network should I send USDT on?
Always use the exact network and wallet address shown on your invoice. Sending on a different network can lose the payment.
What happens if I cancel?
Every room shows its cancellation terms and free-cancellation deadline before you pay. Where the hotel or supplier refunds, the eligible amount is processed within 7 to 14 working days of BagPack receiving it, less any supplier charges, under our Cancellation and Refund Policy.
Can I pay for my whole travel package with cryptocurrency?
Yes. When you book a published BagPack package online, choose “Crypto — BTC, ETH, USDT” at checkout to pay the full package price through a secure hosted crypto invoice.
Which cryptocurrencies can I use?
Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and Tether (USDT) are supported. Many travellers prefer USDT because its value is pegged to the US dollar, so the amount stays stable while you pay.
How is the crypto amount calculated?
Our packages are priced in US dollars. The crypto invoice converts the package total into your chosen coin when the invoice is created, and shows the exact amount and wallet address to send to.
When is my booking confirmed?
Your booking is marked paid automatically once the payment is confirmed on the blockchain. You can follow its status from your BagPack account at any time.
Are there network fees?
Blockchain networks charge their own transfer fees, which depend on the coin and network you send from. Check the fee in your wallet before sending.