It’s the final countdown (cue mental singalong) to TheTicketingBusiness Forum on 17-18 April… here’s the gossip:
- Our Biggest Attendance Ever: All the decision makers are coming along including Disney, Facebook, Eventbrite, SeatGeek, The R&A, Nimax Theatres, Ticketmaster, Liverpool FC, Red Bull and many, many more;
- Awards: Our expert Judging Panel is carrying out the final deliberations as to who will be crowned winners at the third annual TheTicketingBusiness Awards. Finalists here;
- Hot Tickets: We’ve got a stunning line up of 50+ leading organisations who will be ‘shopping around’ on site. Meet all our Hotties here;
- Programme: All the hot topics, sessions, panel discussions and networking events for our sixth birthday here;
- 10 Million Tickets a Month… and Rising!: We’re thrilled to introduce our opening keynote speaker, joining us from BookMyShow, India;
- Multi-Channel Debate: Our world leaders will be debating what kind of deals are working and what needs to change… join the debate here;
- Adventures in Blockchain: There’s plenty of hype on the rise of blockchain. But, are we blinkered to its limitations and challenges? Our panel will explore;
- Move to Mobile: We can’t wait to hear exclusively from the first UK venue to only sell tickets digitally;
- Consumer Issues: The power of the consumer has never been greater and the issues around ticketing never more public. Our expert panel will debate the latest events;
- Global Gathering: We have more than 35 countries represented in Manchester… still a few 50% tickets going if you’re not on this map;
- Marketing is Ticketing. Ticketing is Marketing: New for 2018, we’ve partnered with Dewynters to co-curate a special marketing workshop… more on page 16 here;
- The Gender Agenda: We’ve been working hard to address the imbalance in the industry;
- And, there’s still time to book… but not much! Tickets for the Forum are now by request only, so get in touch quick to save a seat (£995);
See you in Manchester?
Ian, Angelina, Tamara & Lizzie
PS. We just checked, you can still get flights to Manchester from across Europe for less than €60… so what are you waiting for?
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