Austin, Texas, March 27, 2018 -- Today TicketCity, the largest privately held ticketing company in the world, announced a new partnership with Booking.com, the global leader in connecting travelers with the most incredible places to stay, to create a fully integrated, digital reservation system offering fans direct access to tickets and hotels for some of the biggest events in sports and entertainment nationwide. By joining forces, TicketCity customers will have access to the widest selection of options for accommodations, just in time for the NCAA March Madness and Final Four.
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The new feature on TicketCity will make event-goers even more mobile so they can easily view, purchase and reserve multiple arrangements all in one place. The new feature will analyze data from tickets being purchased to offer on-the-spot information of nearby available hotels, apartments, homes and other property types during the event of interest, allowing consumers the option to purchase both their tickets and accommodations from TicketCity's customer-centric website or mobile app.
"We're excited to partner with Booking.com, one of the largest and most reliable companies in the travel industry." said Zach Anderson, president at TicketCity. “We offer our customers an easy way to purchase tickets for their favorite events. This partnership extends that to let our customers seamlessly access the best selection and most affordable places to stay at their event."
As part of TicketCity’s ongoing commitment toward convenience, the new enhancement with Booking.com gives access to a range of real-time insights on hospitality accommodations when purchasing event tickets that better serves customers and creates an easier ticket-buying and traveling experience for fans.
With the added property reservation option available during the buying journey, TicketCity strives to become the easiest place for fans to purchase tickets to their favorite events. The new agreement is in full effect and available for all events including concerts, sports and theatre among others.
ABOUT TICKETCITY:
TicketCity is the world's largest privately held ticketing company and is a top online destination for sports and concert tickets. Since 1990, TicketCity has built a dynamic network of professional suppliers, a customer centric website and an easy-to-use mobile app. TicketCity is committed to providing fans with the best and most reliable services while offering superior industry knowledge. TicketCity has major media, college and professional team partners and backs every order with a 100% guarantee. To learn more, visit www.TicketCity.com/about-us.
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Shannon McKinley TicketCity 512-721-1124 [email protected]


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