UAE Airliner Emirates to Launch NFTs and Experiences in the Metaverse

UAE Airliner Emirates to Launch NFTs and Experiences in the Metaverse

United Arab Emirates (UAE) airliner, Emirates, has announced plans to launch non-fungible tokens (NFT) and experiences in the metaverse for its workers and customers. The launch aligns with UAE’s digital economy and virtual assets initiatives. First Projects Already Underway

The UAE airliner Emirates has said it will soon launch non-fungible tokens (NFT) and “exciting experiences in the metaverse” for its clientele as well as its workers. According to the airliner, the move aligns with advances in the UAE’s digital economy as well as with the country’s virtual assets related initiatives.

In a recently released statement, the airliner suggested that work on the firsts projects is already underway with the “launch anticipated in the coming months.” Remarking on Emirates’ NFT plans, the airliner’s chairman and CEO Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum pointed to his company’s history of embracing advanced technologies. UAE’s Vision for the Digital Economy

Al Maktoum also shared what Emirates hopes to achieve with the launch of the NFTs. He said: We are excited about the opportunities in the digital space of the future and are committing a significant investment in financial and resourcing terms, to develop products and services using advanced technologies that will deliver on revenue, brand experience, and business efficiencies.

In order to help set Emirates on a path towards achieving these goals, the CEO said the airliner’s future-themed Emirates Pavilion at Expo “is being repurposed as a hub to develop cutting-edge future experiences aligned with the UAE’s vision for the digital economy.”

The airliner’s statement also said Emirates will continue to work with its partners on matters regarding its Web3 strategy. Tags in this story digital economy, Emirates, Emirates NFT, Emirates Pavilion, Metaverse, Non-fungible Token, Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, virtual assets

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Terence Zimwara is a Zimbabwe award-winning journalist, author and writer. He has written extensively about the economic troubles of some African countries as well as how digital currencies can provide Africans with an escape route. Sega Hints at the Inclusion of NFT and Metaverse Elements in Its "Super Game" Proposal METAVERSE | 3 days ago South Korea Begins to Fulfill President Elect"s Pledge to Bolster the NFT Ecosystem METAVERSE | 5 days ago

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