Vivaticket has renewed its partnership with Olimpia Milano, reaffirming mutual trust and a shared commitment to continually innovate and improve the fan experience by offering user-friendly and secure digital solutions for ticketing and access management.
The ability for season ticket holders to resell tickets via the club’s official channels for games they can’t attend, providing a secure service for both the club and supporters, is the most notable new feature of Olimpia Milano’s upcoming season ticket campaign and the renewed partnership with Vivaticket.
New features include tools to enhance personalisation and accessibility, like saving tickets directly to Apple Wallet and Google Wallet.
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Fim continues to innovate for a better fan experience
Silvano Taiani, chief executive officer of Vivaticket, says: “The renewal of the partnership with Olimpia Milano represents for us not only a source of pride, but also an incentive to continue innovating.
“Together we want to build a reference model for the world of sports, where technology and passion meet to offer the fan a complete, modern and personalized experience.”
Christos Stavropoulos, general manager of Olimpia Milano, adds: “With Vivaticket we have found a solid and competent partner. This renewal allows us to improve the user experience of our fans through innovative and secure digital tools.”
Earlier this year, Vivaticket also announced a partnership with Nuvei, the Canadian fintech firm. As part of this agreement, Nuvei will deliver local acquiring and authorisation optimisation services to improve Vivaticket’s global card payment processing and create a seamless checkout experience tailored to customers’ preferences, whether they are at home or abroad.
The partnership will start in Italy, with plans to expand into additional international markets.
The firm has also signed a three-year partnership with Lega Serie A for the ticketing management of the Coppa Italia Frecciarossa finals in the 2025, 2026, and 2027 editions.
