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Tiqet's mission is to make culture more accessible.
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Museums and attractions might have had people tolerating lengthy ticket-booth queues in the past, but the rising tide of digital transformation has today’s visitors expecting more. With many museums in particular operating on precarious funding models, they can’t afford to lose visitors, so Tiqet’s simple digital ticketing platform should offer something of a lifeline.
Tiqet’s easy browse-and-buy selection of e-tickets to top locations across the globe has proven especially useful - both for facilitating greater footfall, and for converting visitors to repeat customers with data gathering and analytics. It is this latter point that may prove especially useful: with an increasing proportion of museums' and attractions' revenue coming from gift shops and cafés, rather than ticket sales themselves, they are increasingly pivoting towards a consumer model. Consequently, they will need to keep a tighter finger on the pulse of consumer demand.
What bodes especially well for Tiqet has been a impressive funding round led by travel giant Airbnb, who offered guidance and collaboration to the startup. The company has led digital transformation in a key aspect of the tourism industry, and has made several advantageous partnerships with companies such as Klook and RUNNR.ai.
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Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Luuc Elzinga
(President)Previously a partner and Co-founder at Think Too. Previously worked as the company's CEO from 2014-2020.
Maarten Raaijmakers
(Chief Supply Officer)An experienced entrepreneur, they co-founded Splandingo and Mijn Register, as well as founding Minus3, before moving on to Tiqets.
Kasper Middelkoop
(Shareholder)Previously the founder of Hotelchamp and co-founder at Midsol Media, and subsequently founded Smiler.
Robert Westers
(COO)Previously the Director at Nimbuzz Internet Media. Went on to work as CPO at Nimbuss and Paylogic International.
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