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One of the largest ticketing programmes in Winter Games history. Over one million tickets sold, plus 770,000 distributed for the first-ever Olympic Park at a Winter Games. 88 participating nations across 98 medal events, spanning two venue clusters: the coastal Sochi Olympic Park and the mountain venues at Krasnaya Polyana. Ticket prices started at RUB 500 (approximately USD 17), with over 40% of all tickets priced under RUB 3,000 (about USD 99). Fan-to-fan resale marketplace included.

Appointed as ticketing provider, September 2014. 7.5 million tickets available across the programme, with 3.8 million priced at BRL 70 or less. Multi-venue operation across Rio de Janeiro. Emerging market complexity — local payment methods, variable connectivity, and distinct security requirements.

The largest ticketing operation in Olympic history. Via France Billet, CTS Eventim's French subsidiary. Multiple sales phases: lottery allocation, general sales, last-minute availability, and resale. Queue management handling millions of concurrent users across venues from the Stade de France to Tahiti.

Four host cities across Northern Italy. Twelve competition venues. CTS Eventim delivered ticketing services for the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games, with PalaItalia Santa Giulia — Eventim's own arena — hosting ice hockey and para ice hockey.

The fifth Olympic Games for CTS Eventim since 2014. Registration, ballot, queue management, stakeholder distribution, and integrated resale for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Appointed February 2024.