McALLEN, Texas — Ticketopolis, a Mexican technology company specializing in event management, has established its Texas headquarters in McAllen as the first step in a strategy to enter the U.S. market and use the Rio Grande Valley as a platform for broader expansion.
Founded in Monterrey, Nuevo León, in 2014, Ticketopolis entered the U.S. market after more than a decade of development, with more than 11,000 events created, more than 1 million tickets issued and more than $20 million in transactions processed through its platform.
Its cloud-based, AI-powered technology brings together ticketing, payments, digital wallets, WhatsApp, SMS, email, access control, on-site sales and real-time information for live, virtual and hybrid events.
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