People just didn't get used to crypto yet. They prefer to have money in their hands than have them in the system. But they don't know yet, that what you have in the system can't be stolen and is much easier to save and to you, especially while traveling.
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I agree-- there's a lead-in time, for sure. But in many ways, conventional fiat money is going away-- in the physical sense-- as well. More and more situations come up where you just can't buy something without a credit/debit card. I have a store-- I can't remember the last time someone wrote a check, and cash payments are less than 10%.
In other words, people are already being "trained" that money isn't a physical thing you hold in your hand. Which has to be good for cryptos, as well.