• Travel Meets Web3: Exploring MintPass with Sam Simmons

  • Aug 5 2024
  • Length: 38 mins
  • Podcast

Travel Meets Web3: Exploring MintPass with Sam Simmons

  • Summary

  • In this episode of Road to the Unknown, Dylan and Mo sit down with Sam Simmons from MintPass, a groundbreaking platform merging travel and Web3 technology. Sam, who has a background in streaming media and a passion for travel, shares how MintPass allows travelers to collect digital souvenirs (NFTs) and share personalized travel experiences. He explains the concept of creating a social, gamified travel logging experience akin to a mix of Pokémon Go and Foursquare. Sam also delves into the community aspect of MintPass, emphasizing the importance of genuine recommendations and the potential for earning rewards through the platform. Whether you're an avid traveler or tech enthusiast, this episode offers fascinating insights into the future of travel and digital engagement.

    Join us as we explore:

    • The inspiration behind MintPass and its unique approach to travel logging.
    • How travelers can collect and share digital souvenirs of their journeys.
    • The role of community and personalized recommendations in the travel experience.
    • Sam's insights on building in the travel tech space and the importance of human touch in travel planning.
    • What's next for MintPass and how you can join the closed beta to be part of this exciting journey.

    Website - https://mintpass.com/

    Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mintpasstravel/
    LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sampsonsimmons/

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