How one venue is using Contactless Technology to combat Coronavirus

RFID technology is one of the most exciting innovations out there. Venues across the world have adopted an cashless payment system through contactless payments, getting the most out of seamless transactions.

While you may have heard or been involved in cashless events, the different ways contactless can be utilised are sometimes less obvious. Venues can leverage contactless technology to make use of it in surprising ways, but with an unsurprising scope of benefits for owners and attendees alike. 

In a time where venues are adapting to life after COVID-19, contactless technology through access control and pre purchase redemption is being used to bring venues back open for business.

The future of wine tasting

Finca Sala Vivé by Freixenet Mexico is one of Mexico's most desirable vineyards, welcoming guests from all over the world for an enriching winery experience. Whether it’s a Paella festival or a Vnart Jazz festival, Freixenet provides an immersive experience around Mexico's finest wines. 

The coronavirus pandemic hit Freixenet, and the entire global hospitality industry. Sun seeking travelers are now understandably cautious when entering shared spaces. Freixenet realised they had to adapt to the new normal or face an uncertain future.

Freixenet was keen to work with Nutickets to create an environment where customers felt safe. Removing touchpoints between staff and customers was going to be key. 

The organisers were managing ticket sales, seating plans, and time slots manually. Nutickets replaced this with an integrated venue management system.