Festicket offers partners a seamless, user-friendly white-label platform that allows selling packages to some of the best festivals worldwide, including Exit Festival in Serbia and Roskilde in Denmark.
Festicket, the festival travel specialist, is pleased to announce the launch of the Festicket Partners’ programme, a new B2B service for affiliates who want to sell festival tickets and packages without the hassle.
With packages to over 60 music festivals, Festicket provides an easy way for partners to drive incremental revenue via their websites and social media channels by selling ready-made festival packages.
Festicket offers partners a seamless, user-friendly white-label platform that allows them to sell packages to some of the best festivals worldwide, including Exit Festival in Serbia and Roskilde in Denmark.
The service provides a new revenue stream from an untapped, booming market as well as timely reporting and generous affiliate terms. Partners also benefit from an association with a vibrant, dynamic, experience-driven and growing sector.
Festicket is already the official travel partner for a number of festivals, including Roskilde in Denmark, Camden Crawl Dublin, Sonus in Croatia, Monegros Desert Festival in Spain and OFF Festival in Poland, selling packages directly to consumers through the festivals’ official websites.
The dedicated Festicket Partner programme will open up the market to affiliates interested in the potential revenue opportunities offered by the growing festival industry.
“With one-click booking and a dedicated customer service team, we’ve worked hard to take the hassle out of organising your next festival trip, and now we’re pleased to be able to offer the same service to our partners,” says Zack Sabban, co-founder and CEO of Festicket.
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