All posts belonging to the IOC tag can be found in the list below.
Financial services company Visa has detailed a range of initiatives that will seek to enhance the fan experience at future editions of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Visa is a long-time, top-tie...
Tags: Fan Experience, IOC, IPC, Olympic Games, Olympics, Paralympics, VisaThe Olympics should embrace the ticketing resale market if it wants to avoid empty seats at its major events, according to business expert Christopher Balding. Poor attendances plagued the Winter O...
Tags: Empty Seats, IOC, Pyeongchang 2018, Resale, Restrictions, Winter OlympicsThe International Olympic Committee’s cost-cutting plan, labelled ‘The New Norm,’ will include ticketing solutions that would result in less work and lower costs for host cities. The IOC’s ...
Tags: Cost-Cutting, Host Cities, IOC, Olympics, The New NormOrganisers of the Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Olympics are aiming to sell more than 90 per cent of the 1.07 million available tickets prior to the start of the event. Christophe Dubi, International Oly...
Tags: IOC, LOC, opening ceremony, Pyeongchang 2018, Sales, South Korea, Winter OlympicsTickets for the Olympic Games will soon be sold through a centralised system, rather than through Authorised Ticket Resellers (ATRs), according to a new report. The process, which is apparently bei...
Tags: ATR, IOC, Olympics, Tokyo 2020Organisers of the 2020 Olympic Games want to deploy digital entry tickets that include personal information as they aim to deter touting ahead of the Tokyo event. It is expected that more than 10 m...
Tags: 2020, ID, Identification, IOC, Olympic Games, Tokyo, Tokyo 2020, ToutingLee Hee-beom, the Pyeongchang 2018 winter Olympic Games president, has blamed Authorised Ticket Resellers (ATRs) for poor international ticket sales. Lee criticised the ATR’s, which are appointed...
Tags: ATR, IOC, Lee Hee-beom, Low Sales, Olympic Games, Operations, Pyeongchang 2018, Winter Olympics
