Blockchain housing project Travala.com has announced that it will add over 400,000 new properties to its current offers in a huge move to push the platform.
The announcement will see a huge addition of new properties added to the Travala platform. The news comes after some of the company's strategic partnerships have finally come to fruition. The partnerships are finally integrated, allowing the coverage of the properties to be expanded.
Travala will add 400,000 properties in December
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– Travala.com ✈️ 🏨 (@travalacom) November 26, 2018
The announcement states that additional properties will be added in December, when Travala will do their next update. The upgrade will mean that the platform will offer over 550,000 properties in 210 countries on 6 continents. The main additions include property additions for the first time to North America, South America and Africa.
The breakdown of added properties:
North America
United States – 77.617
Canada – 10.581
Mexico – 9786
Costa Rica – 2.343
Dominican Republic – 1.155
Jamaica – 873
Cuba – 745
Europe
Italy – 51.589
Spain – 34.821
France – 29.760
United Kingdom – 26.328
Germany – 24.681
Greece – 18.498
Turkey – 13.632
Asia
China – 29.428
India – 19.195
Thailand – 19.160
Indonesia – 12.449
Japan – 11.036
Vietnam – 5.918
Malaysia – 5.433
South America
Brazil – 14.606
Argentina – 5190
Colombia – 3.362
Peru – 2.323
Chile – 2.228
Ecuador – 1.117
Uruguay – 633
Oceania
Australia – 13.897
Indonesia – 12.449
New Zealand – 3.979
Fiji – 308
French Polynesia – 174
Vanuatu – 130
Cook Islands – 108
Africa
Morocco – 3.520
Egypt – 2.014
Tunisia – 907
Kenya – 728
Nigeria – 617
Tanzania – 583
Mauritius -542
Accommodation in any of the properties is payable using Travala ($ AVA) which currently costs $ 0.12 each. $ AVA tokens can be purchased at the Switcheo Exchange.
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