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Prioticket has partnered with Palisis, a channel manager for the tours, attractions and experiences sector.

The move comes as Prioticket seeks to help reach more sellers, and now it will form the largest independent distribution platform in the industry.

“I’ve spent the last years running across tradeshow halls, online meetings, and in-per...


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Data from the European leisure market has shown that revenue from the sector has moved past the historic April 2024 peak for the second consecutive month, according to Bookingkit.

Visitor numbers held at the 2024 peak for the second consecutive month and after several months of stable pricing, early signs of renewed price volatility surfaced in Apri...


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Ticket prices for Arsenal’s last match of the Premier League season at home to Burnley on May 18 are being listed for as much as £1,200 ($1,600/€1,380).

Victory at the Emirates Stadium could see the Gunners lift the title for the first time since 2004, provided Manchester City fail to win their next game.

More than 2,500 tickets on the tic...


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Signicat has appointed Emma Bauer as its new global chief product officer to focus on executing the digital identity solutions company’s future product strategy.

She will aim to ensure the platform remains ahead of regulatory demands while serving diverse consumer habits.

“Digital identity is the foundation of a modern society, but the var...


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A new museum, titled The Beatles at 3 Savile Row, is set to open at the Grade II listed mansion in 2027.

The location served as the band’s headquarters from 1968 until their dissolution in 1970 and was the site of their last ever gig.

The museum will feature seven floors of never-before-seen archive, rotating exhibits, the famous rooftop, ...


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