E ticketing system in railway
E-Ticketing
Introduction
E-Ticketing, or online ticket sales, is a new way for people to buy tickets for local events. It is an online ticket booking facility, which is designed to help community groups who don’t have access to this 21st century sales system. An E-Ticket is an electronically issued user name and password that is purchased by consumers to gain admission to an online entertainment venue. The actual E-Ticket is delivered to consumers in the form of a customizable email and contains detailed membership information regarding their subscription. The E Ticketing system makes it easier for people to buy tickets for a range of events all from one website. Tickets can be bought in this way with cash, cheques or credit/debit cards. People without access to the internet also can book tickets through public internet terminals in libraries or at the Tourist Information Centre.
Why Electronic Ticket?
It 's convenient: Anyone can buy and print his Electronic Ticket online in his home/office.
It’s safe: The Electronic Ticket cannot be lost or stolen.
It 's fast: People no longer have to collect the ticket from the service provider’s office or rush to the airport to meet ticketing deadlines.
Benefits of E-Ticketing:
Cost Savings - Reduce the costs associated with printing and mailing tickets to ticket buyers. Eliminate or reduce the need for ticket stock, envelopes and postage.
Labor Savings - Reduce the labor associated with printing and mailing tickets. Cut down on the effort required to retrieve tickets for Will Call pick up orders.
Safe and Secure - E-Tickets are safe and secure. Barcode validation eliminates the possibility of counterfeit and duplicate tickets.
Actual Attendance Reporting - Find out how many of your e-ticket patrons attended your event and when they arrived.
Instant Delivery - Ticket buyers love being able to print their tickets immediately. There 's no need to wait for the mail or wait in line at the event. Customers can print
Introduction
E-Ticketing, or online ticket sales, is a new way for people to buy tickets for local events. It is an online ticket booking facility, which is designed to help community groups who don’t have access to this 21st century sales system. An E-Ticket is an electronically issued user name and password that is purchased by consumers to gain admission to an online entertainment venue. The actual E-Ticket is delivered to consumers in the form of a customizable email and contains detailed membership information regarding their subscription. The E Ticketing system makes it easier for people to buy tickets for a range of events all from one website. Tickets can be bought in this way with cash, cheques or credit/debit cards. People without access to the internet also can book tickets through public internet terminals in libraries or at the Tourist Information Centre.
Why Electronic Ticket?
It 's convenient: Anyone can buy and print his Electronic Ticket online in his home/office.
It’s safe: The Electronic Ticket cannot be lost or stolen.
It 's fast: People no longer have to collect the ticket from the service provider’s office or rush to the airport to meet ticketing deadlines.
Benefits of E-Ticketing:
Cost Savings - Reduce the costs associated with printing and mailing tickets to ticket buyers. Eliminate or reduce the need for ticket stock, envelopes and postage.
Labor Savings - Reduce the labor associated with printing and mailing tickets. Cut down on the effort required to retrieve tickets for Will Call pick up orders.
Safe and Secure - E-Tickets are safe and secure. Barcode validation eliminates the possibility of counterfeit and duplicate tickets.
Actual Attendance Reporting - Find out how many of your e-ticket patrons attended your event and when they arrived.
Instant Delivery - Ticket buyers love being able to print their tickets immediately. There 's no need to wait for the mail or wait in line at the event. Customers can print
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