Wetour Unveils Web3 Roadmap to Revolutionize Global Tourism

Wetour Travel Tech LLC, the U.S.-based innovation arm of Webus International Limited, has unveiled an ambitious Web3 roadmap designed to transform the global tourism industry. The strategy includes the integration of stablecoin payments, tokenized loyalty programs, and instant supplier settlements, positioning Wetour as a bridge between America’s blockchain infrastructure and Asia’s rapidly growing, mobile-first travel markets.

In an in-depth interview, Nan Zheng, the 25-year-old founder and CEO of Wetour, detailed how the company’s blockchain-based ecosystem aims to eliminate friction from payments and loyalty systems. This innovation will allow travelers to transfer value across borders as seamlessly as sending a text message. “Gen Z won’t tolerate hidden fees or seven-day payout cycles,” Zheng stated. “They expect money to move at the speed of their lifestyle.”

Wetour’s approach to tokenized loyalty goes beyond traditional points systems. By minting each point as a transferable on-chain token, travelers can see real-time balances and spend or trade fractional points exactly when needed. This transparency benefits brands by providing dynamic pricing of rewards and allowing third-party apps to layer new utilities, such as staking Hilton tokens for a free spa credit or swapping Marriott tokens for airline seat upgrades without bilateral IT projects.

The company also aims to break down the silos between different loyalty programs. Currently, points from different brands like Hilton and MileagePlus reside on separate databases. Wetour’s open, ERC-20 style wrapper allows each brand to retain its economics and branding while granting customers a one-click swap path through a neutral bridge smart contract. This could reduce ‘orphan points,’ enable composable promotions, and provide balance-sheet clarity for CFOs.

Instant, KYC-baked supplier payouts are another key feature of Wetour’s strategy. Every stablecoin payment carries a verifiable DID credential on XPR, ensuring anti-fraud checks run before funds move. This reduces payout cycles from T+7 to T+0, easing working-capital pressure on smaller operators and lowering insurance costs for wholesalers.

The roadmap for implementing these features includes stablecoin checkout by late 2025, smart-contract payouts by early 2026, token-native loyalty by mid-2026, and a cross-program bridge layer pilot by the second half of 2026. Wetour is studying a tokenized “bridge layer” that could allow members to move value between major loyalty programs, turning stranded points into spend-anywhere purchasing power.

Nan Zheng’s age reflects Wetour’s core audience, with a youthful skew among U.S. users and significant traction with Gen Z and Millennial travelers in regions where curiosity about blockchain spending is high. This dual reach allows Wetour to offer Asian guests a compliant way to deploy crypto in the U.S. while providing American crypto firms a live sandbox for Asia’s most engaged tourists.

Wetour’s advantages include founder-led, Gen Z DNA, an America-based innovation hub, a North America + Asia-Pacific footprint, and a single token standard that spans payments, loyalty, and supplier settlement. For Asian travelers, stablecoin checkout removes costly FX spreads and bank declines, while on-chain loyalty lets them earn instantly in a currency they understand. For U.S. crypto enterprises, Wetour provides a regulated, consumer-facing showcase to reach millions of Asian users without building local rails from scratch.

Wetour benefits from the public-market stature of its parent company, Webus International Limited, which brings audited disclosures, institutional governance, and ready access to capital. This allows Wetour to run long-cycle R&D driven by user value rather than runway panic. The company is now inviting airlines, hotel groups, fintech startups, and travel brands to co-build the next generation of travel, emphasizing that they are builders, not gatekeepers.

Wetour Travel Tech LLC is the innovation-driven, wholly owned U.S. subsidiary of Webus International Limited. Headquartered in Delaware with operating hubs in New York, Tokyo, and Singapore, Wetour curates high-end bespoke trips, boutique small-group tours, and premium ground-transfer services across North America and the Asia-Pacific region. Backed by its parent company’s public-market credibility and consistent access to capital, Wetour is embedding blockchain rails into every layer of the travel experience, serving travelers in over 10 countries and maintaining long-term partnerships with hundreds of hotel groups, airlines, and destination-management organizations worldwide.