Leading online ticketing provider, 365Tickets has announced a new partnership with the Revolut global money app.
Europe’s fastest growing fin-tech start-up, Revolut provides an alternative to digital banking.
It offers a contactless card that allows users to spend all over the world with no fees. They can also exchange currencies at the interbank rate, open multi-currency accounts and withdraw cash at any ATM commission-free. What’s more, they can make payments and divide accounts with friends, monitor expenses and even buy Bitcoin and Litecoin.
“We are delighted to be working with Revolut, the global money app which is truly ‘beyond banking’ – that’s set to take the Travel industry by storm,” stated Tim De Gruchy, Managing Director of 365Tickets.
“Revolut is perfectly aligned with our ticket distribution services. We have had fantastic success with ancillary products, winning awards with Disneyland Paris, Best Marketing with Huggler Print photobooks and creating targeted value offerings with meal deals and Uber/Lyft promotions for our customers.”
Revolut – revolutionising how people manage their money
According to De Gruchy, the app is ‘blazing a new path’ which will benefit 365Tickets customers:
“By downloading the app with the 365Tickets link, customers gain a host of exceptional financial products and services to maximize their travel experience. 
Whether customers wish to exchange currency at preferential rates, save for their next family trip or split payments for meals out with friends and family, Revolut is the essential travel companion.”
The 365Tickets MD tested the card and app for himself in New York and said it worked ‘seamlessly’. He added that his mother is now a convert, too!
“Revolut is revolutionising the way people control, manage, monitor and process their financial habits,” added Ryan Thorpe, European Business Development Manager at Revolut.
“Working with 365Tickets is a great opportunity for us to evaluate a specific sector of the ticketing industry – experiences. It is great to have them on board.”
