ITY 2017: The ticketing industry bible returns

The third International Ticketing Yearbook – available now as a free digital resource – highlights the accelerated pace of change in the global ticketing business

News By IQ | 6 November 2017

Gigantic is ticketing partner for Sheffield's Tramlines festival © Simon Butler

The digital edition of the International Ticketing Yearbook 2017, the third iteration of of the industry’s only in-depth guide to the global live entertainment ticketing business, is now live.

ITY 2017 – the print issue of which mailed with IQ 74 – offers a mix of features highlighting the latest in ticketing technology, including self-service, blockchain and overall innovation, and comprehensive profiles of more than 40 markets, making it an invaluable resource for anyone working in live entertainment globally.

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