I've been looking into event management trends, and it seems like the way people register for events and buy tickets has really changed in the last few years, especially with everything going digital. Does anyone know if there are any recent statistics on how many people are using online platforms for event registration and ticketing now? I’m also curious if there’s been a shift in how event organizers are handling ticketing fees. Would love to hear your thoughts!
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jon
Oct 10
From what I’ve seen, the shift to digital platforms for event registration and ticketing has been huge, especially after the pandemic pushed many events online. In fact, most people now prefer registering online for both virtual and in-person events because it's more convenient. According to recent data, a significant percentage of attendees expect events to have easy, mobile-friendly registration options. As for ticketing fees, organizers are increasingly bundling those fees into the ticket price or using dynamic pricing to adjust based on demand, which can reduce the sticker shock for attendees.
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ron
Oct 10
It’s true that digital platforms have completely transformed event registration and ticketing. The convenience of mobile apps and online ticket sales has made it easier for attendees, but also for organizers to manage events more efficiently. I think the trend is only going to continue, with more emphasis on seamless, tech-driven experiences. It’ll be interesting to see how new technologies like AI or blockchain might change the way we buy tickets in the future!
