Gateway Ticketing Systems Approves VTicket as Representative for Australian and New Zealand Markets Blooloop

Gateway Ticketing Systems, the world leader in admission control and ticketing software for the attraction, amusement, and transportation industries, has officially signed on VTicket as a Value Added Reseller to serve the attraction and amusement markets in Australia and New Zealand.

VTicket is a new arm of VLocker, one of the leading providers of locker systems for the entertainment and leisure industries worldwide. Long known for specializing in locker design, manufacture and installation, VLocker is now leveraging its industry knowledge as a distributor of Gateway’s ticketing, access control and revenue generation solutions through VTicket.

With a global client base and sites in Australia, Africa, North America, Europe and Asia, VLocker in Australia is pleased to be appointed as a reseller for Gateway Ticketing Systems. VTicket Director Derek Stoneman said: “Our wide knowledge in the Asia Pacific region of sites and key players in the theme park and attractions industry will provide a great base for promoting Gateway’s Galaxy™ suite of products. We are keen to bring the quality and features that Galaxy offers to more customers in Australia. We believe our extensive sales, technical and IT skills will ensure a great on-going partnership.”

The addition of VTicket is part of Gateway’s efforts to enhance its ability to best serve its customers around the world by expanding the number of Value Added Resellers globally. The importance of this strategy was echoed by Gateway Ticketing Systems’ Executive Vice President, Darryl Moser: “We are excited about adding VTicket to our network of international reseller partners. VTicket’s established industry expertise in electronic lockers provides a strong position for Gateway and our Galaxy software solutions in the Australasian attractions market. VTicket has the organizational and resource foundation that will allow them to achieve quick success in growing our business in Australia and New Zealand.”